MUSCAT : Oman will begin the national survey on Tuesday on coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine.
The survey conducted by the Ministry of Health (MOH) is aimed at “getting closer and understanding the society more, in addition to promoting scientifically-based information and refuting misinformation and rumors by identifying the extent to which members of the community know about the carder and their attitudes regarding it and the practices that will be based on this knowledge and attitudes as soon as it is given.”
According to MOH, an estimated 3,000 people (both Omanis and expats) will be randomly selected from all the governorates.
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“The survey will be administered in the form of a five-minute phone call from the National Center for Statistics and Information,” MOH said in a statement.
