Muscat Daily - 2021-10-24

• Unpardonab­le negligence
• ‘Squid Game’ continues to top Netflix charts in Oman
• Omani astrophoto­grapher plans to capture winter skies
• Visitors rue fewer affordable eateries in iconic Qurm Park
• Cultivated area decreased by 2.2% in 2020: NCSI
• Moody’s affirms ratings of eight Omani companies
• Saudi Arabia targets zero carbon emissions by 2060
• Hoo Global debuts at Future Blockchain Summit
• Bank Muscat rewards 25 Zeinah customers
• CBSE chairman inaugurate­s AVENIR 2021
• OCCI, BCCI discuss economic cooperatio­n
• Genome sequencing to monitor COVID-19 variants
• Kaspersky experts caution on cyber attacks in Mideast
• US, Europeans renew call for Iran diplomacy
• Israel outlaws leading Palestinia­n civil groups
• Egyptian cinema on poverty ruffles feathers
• UN cancels Tigray flights after Ethiopia government airstrike kills 11 civilians
• US seeks to contain Beijing anger after President Biden vows Taiwan defence
• UN fears ‘mass atrocity’ in Myanmar as troops gather
• Deadly clashes at banned Pakistan party protests
• COP26 climate deal harder than Paris: Summit chief
• COVID-19 PANDEMIC Ukraine posts record deaths and cases for second day
• Rising tide of leaks inundates Facebook
• Biden and Macron discuss ‘stronger’ European defence
• WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED
• ‘Hands sticking to wheel’
• Hats off to Qatar: Fifth 2022 FIFA World Cup stadium inaugurate­d
• You have to play your best cricket against them: Kohli
• Chelsea hit Norwich for seven
• Power on. Power off
• England trounce West Indies

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