Covid-19 Updates Oman to reopen borders on December 29

Covid-19 Updates: Oman to reopen borders on December 29

Oman will reopen its land, air, and sea borders on December 29 after temporarily closing for one week, a government Twitter account said.

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the
Supreme Committee responsible for tackling COVID-19 has announced in a press
statement on Sunday, that the borders will be opened at 12:00 am on Tuesday, 29
December.

Simultaneously,
the Committee has made the PCR obligatory for travelers coming from all over
the world to Oman. It also reported that it had eliminated the quarantine
protocols for tourists traveling to Oman for less than 7 days.

This
news comes after the country has launched the first campaign of vaccination for
its people.

The
ban was imposed last week in order to avoid the spread of the current covid-19
strain detected in London and other parts of the world. The Committee advised
people and citizens not to fly unless it was truly unavoidable.

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Alaa Emara
Alaa Emara

Alaa Emara is a senior content writer at Drjobpro.com. Dr.job site has been voted one of the top 500 sites for jobs in the world in 2020. She writes in-depth guides that guide employers & recruiters on ways to start, grow, scale their businesses, and guide the job seekers ways to unleash their inner talents to master their careers.

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