Oman Daily Observer - 2018-05-28

• Cleaning operations in full swing
• Ban on expatriate visa extended for 6 months
• Cordiality helped hoteliers
• Main roads in Dhofar reopen
• Airlines resume Salalah operations after shutdown
• Rehab work in full swing
• More rains in Dhofar, Al Wusta; Salalah records 617mm rainfall
• VOLUNTEER GROUPS LEND SUPPORT TO DHOFAR RELIEF EFFORTS
• Use official channels for donations
• North Korea committed to ‘complete’ denucleari­sation
• SOLID BASE FOR SINO-OMAN STRATEGIC PARTNERSHI­P
• Russian forces among dozens dead in Syria attacks
• In Mosul, young volunteers help bring war-torn city back to life
• Israeli army shelling kills 3 Gaza fighters
• Far-right rallyists outnumbere­d by rival protesters in Berlin
• Alan Bean, moon-walking astronaut and painter, passes away at 86
• Trump hosts citizen freed in Venezuela
• Baby ‘Miracle’ born on rescue ship as Italy arrivals surge
• Storm Alberto closes in on Florida, Alabama
• Colombia vote a test for Farc peace deal
• Fears rise as Bangladesh war on drugs kills many
• RIVALS SET FOR TALKS!
• OOC Committee discusses Asian Games preparatio­ns
• Series of activities at Summer Sports programme
• OFA announces domestic schedule dates for 2018-2019 season
• Oman insurers brace for flood of Cyclone Mekunu-linked claims
• Storm forces Dhofar utility to suspend water production
• Fraud, cyber-attacks pose major risks for ME businesses
• Oman’s first salt refinery set to come into operation
• Sohar Port, OPAL sign MOU
• Bank Muscat launches Global Relationsh­ip Management Programme
• Oman insurers brace for flood of Cyclone Mekunu-linked claims
• Qualcomm to meet China regulators in push to clear $44bn NXP deal
• Trump tariffs make Granite City great again, but at what cost?
• Tencent chairman pledges to advance China chip industry after ZTE ‘wake-up’ call
• Oil output could return to October 2016 level, says Russia’s Novak

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