The Supreme Committee of the Kovid Review has banned community Iftar celebrations in mosques and public places in Oman. Authorities allowed Taraweeh prayers for those who took two doses and those over 12 years of age. Kovid security instructions must be strictly adhered to in mosques.
The Kovid Review Supreme Committee also recommended that the criteria for wearing a mask and maintaining social distance in closed spaces, including churches, be strictly adhered to as part of precautionary measures. Those who take the second dose and complete the prescribed period must take the booster dose.
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People with symptoms should not attend prayers or other gatherings. As per the previous decision, conferences and exhibitions to be held in international and regional halls will continue at 70 per cent capacity, officials said. Under the leadership of the Supreme Committee, the Kovid cases in the world were evaluated. The Supreme Committee of the Kovid Review wished Iftar to Sultan Haitam bin Tariq, his family and foreigners.
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