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By: Times News Service Representative image Muscat: Only Omani citizens and residency permit holders will be able to enter the Sultanate from April 8, the Supreme Committee to deal with Covid-19 said on Monday. The decision will come into effect from Noon this Thursday. The Supreme Committee also urged citizens and residents to avoid travel outside Oman during the coming days unless absolutely necessary, in the context of several countries tightening border controls to stop the spread of the pandemic. It also recommended limiting travel outside Oman for those on official assignments. A review...

The Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation has issued a warning to entities and individuals | Times of Oman

Death toll in Indonesia's massive flood rises over 150 By: DW Scores of people have been killed in Indonesia and neighboring East Timor after Cyclone Seroja battered the region over the weekend, officials said on Tuesday. At least 150 people are confirmed dead so far, with 128 deaths recorded in Indonesia and another 27 in East Timor. Dozens still missing Torrential rains triggered massive floods and landslides on Sunday that devastated communities in a remote cluster of islands in eastern Indonesia as well as the half-island nation of East Timor. The death toll could rise further, with the I...

By: Times News Service Muscat: The Kuwaiti Ministers Council  has praised the Sultanate’s efforts to resolve the Yemeni crisis. A statement issued online by Kuwait News Agency (Kuna), said: "The Council of Ministers renews Kuwait's position in support of the Saudi initiative to resolve the Yemeni crisis, praising the great efforts made by the sisterly Sultanate of Oman under the leadership of His Majesty Sultan Haitham Bin Tarik in order to reach the desired political settlement, wishing all efforts success in reaching its noble purposes. "

By: Times News Service Muscat: Some of the tweets that are offensive to Oman are sent from accounts with fictitious names and from outside the Sultanate, the Assistant Prosecutor said. Dr.Ahmed Al Shukaili, the Assistant Prosecutor said: "Dealing with cybercrime is carried out in accordance with the Criminal Procedures Law and  Public Prosecution has reached the owners of most  accounts. It has been proven that some of the posters who offend the country use fictitious names and they  broadcast their tweets from outside the Sultanate." His Excellency Nasr bin Khamis Al-Sawai, the Public Pro...