A night-time curfew has been announced in Oman since April due to an increase in daily cases, News Hub
Muscat (News Hub update news)
The coronavirus in the Gulf state of Oman could not be controlled.
The Omani government has made tough decisions to curb the growing number of coronavirus cases daily.
According to News Hub, the Oman government has announced a night curfew following the increase in daily cases of coronavirus and has also hinted at imposing a complete lockdown to prevent the epidemic.
According to a statement, all business activities will be suspended from March 29 to Thursday, April 8 from 8 pm to 5 am. The movement of vehicles and people will also be banned during these times. Health experts say the coronavirus epidemic could be brought under control in the country from April 1 to May 31, so tough decisions will have to be made.
Given this, the Omani Supreme Committee is considering a complete ban on all movements from April 1 to May 31.
Daily cases of coronavirus have been on the rise in Oman since February 7.
Coronavirus was diagnosed in 733 people yesterday. So far 1650 Corona patients have died in the country.
Online classes will continue on April 8 in government schools in Oman. Twelfth-grade students can study both on-campus and online.
It should be noted that a partial lockdown was announced in the Gulf state of Oman on March 4. Under this, from March 4 to March 11, all business and commercial activities were suspended in all provinces and cities from 8 pm to 5 am. The ban also applied to tourist centers, and restaurants, and home delivery was suspended. However, health centers, medical stores, and petrol pumps were allowed to remain open all night.
0 Comments