MUSCAT: After a 14-month hiatus as a precautionary health and safety measure due to the global Covid-19 pandemic, Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre are again gearing up to welcome the world through their doors. “We’re back to business, ready to fill the OCEC calendar with an exciting line-up of events, and all set to deliver enhanced operations and.
Muscat: Oman’s Directorate General Health Services (DGHS) responsible for the Governorate of Muscat has announced that the start of COVID-19 vaccination will begin soon for 12th grade students.
As per the directive of Supreme Committee, grade 12 students have been included in the upcoming phase of immunization programme as they have to appear for public examination scheduled to happen in the coming months.
Oman’s Ministry of Health earlier announced on the postponement of administration of the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine until June this year.
MoH clarified that the postponement was due to the directives of Oman’s Supreme Committee to prioritise vaccination of twelfth grade students before their final exam date.
DUBAI: Muscat has allowed the resumption of commercial activities after the national task force handling the coronavirus pandemic in Oman has lifted the ban on movement of residents and vehicles.
However public health protocols remain in place, including a limited customer capacity inside business, a continued closure of gyms and sports clubs as well as delivery-only operations after 8:00 p.m.
All commercial activities and shops after 8:00 p.m. will operate without the entry of customers, while delivery and handling system is allowed. Customers can enter food stores throughout the day, while shopping malls, restaurants, shops, and cafes are allowed 50 per cent of customers until 8 p.m., a report from daily Times of Oman said.