Oman has reported 10 new coronavirus cases, taking the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 109.
Early this week, ROP had suspended issuing all types of visas and its customer service offices that renew visas and resident cards. This has created a panic among expat residents in the country.
Bank Muscat has allocated One million Omani Rials to provide necessary medical equipment and supplies.
Between December 2018 and December 2019 alone, the total expat population in Oman recorded a year-on-year decline of 2.9%.
A video claiming that people in Muscat are panic buying due to coronavirus has gone viral.
The RAFO Airbus left Seeb Airbase carrying a medical specialised Omani cadre from the Ministry of Health.
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Muscat tops the highest number of coronavirus recorded in the country.
Indian Embassy has suspended all passport and consular services.
Private sector companies and institutions in Oman must take the necessary health and safety procedures to protect the employees.
The Muttrah Fish, Fruits and Vegetable market has been closed from today.
Legal measures will be taken against stores that are not committed to taking precautionary measures.
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