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    • Oman to allow barbershops, gyms, restaurants and cafes to reopen from Tomorrow

    By on August 25, 2020
    Image Credit: shutterstock, Photo for illustration purpose only
    Image Credit: shutterstock, Photo for illustration purpose only

    Muscat: The Supreme Committee in charge of examining the mechanism for dealing with developments resulting from the spread of the Coronavirus (Covid 19) decided today to reopen the sixth package of commercial and industrial activities starting tomorrow, Wednesday, with the importance of adhering to health requirements and precautionary measures for each activity .

    Below are the activities can be reopen from tomorrow.

    1, Fitness halls (Gym)

    2, Barber shops and men’s personal care stores

    3, Public restaurants and cafes and allowing them to provide all their services except for Shisha.

    4, Women’s beauty and hairdressing salons

    5, Traditional medicine clinics

    6, Rental and selling of wedding supplies

    7, Hotel meeting rooms

    8, laser cosmetology in beauty salons

    9, The resumption of camel races

    10, water and beach bikes

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