Muscat Daily - 2021-10-20

• Govt to build 328 houses destroyed by cyclone Shaheen
• Oman, UAE discuss boosting investment­s, industrial sector
• ONE OF IRAN’S TREASURES
• Oman Pavilion at Expo 2020 marks women’s achievemen­ts
• Expats’ plight: A ride in the quagmire
• Omani farmer to cultivate 100 acres of fig in South Sharqiyah
• Mideast economy to grow by 4.1%: IMF
• Climate change a double blow for oil-rich Mideast
• China growth slows further in Q3
• Facebook eyes 10,000 European Union jobs to build ‘metaverse’
• Celebrate this Diwali with Vedha from Kalyan Jewellers
• Countdown to Bank Muscat Al Mazyona draw begins
• Sports campaign helps in cyclone relief
• 2022 Renault Koleos - engineered for attention
• Ooredoo supports cyclone relief
• Lebanon elite unite against blast probe
• Tunisia ex-president poses as Saied’s critic-in-chief ‘Nascent dictatorsh­ip’
• Turkey summons envoys over call for activist’s release
• Libyan town clings to memory of Moammar Gadhafi
• US envoy who brokered Afghan exit quits House-to-house polio vaccinatio­n set to resume in November
• Russia ‘obstacle’ to peace, says US Pentagon chief on Kiev trip
• Myanmar protesters reunited with families
• US to allow vaccine booster mix and match
• Singapore further eases rules for fully vaccinated travellers
• N Korea fires suspected submarine-launched ballistic missile: Seoul
• New Zealand cases hit record despite vaccinatio­n push
• Butterfly effect
• Britain’s Norrie claims title
• Hernandez to play for Bayern at Benfica
• Greece hands over Olympic flame to Beijing 2022 hosts
• Brilliant Berrington
• Experience­d Bangladesh bounce back from their opening game defeat to edge past the hosts in a well-fought match

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