Oman Daily Observer - 2020-03-22

• TOTAL CORONAVIRU­S CASES AT 52
• How to not kill your kids during coronaviru­s lockdown!
• Ministry supports wheat farmers with better seeds and equipment
• M-91 output falls 25 per cent in Jan
• Two sanitizer brands suspended
• Passport/visa services only in unavoidabl­e cases: Indian embassy
• Legal action against spreading fake news
• Pakistan halts intl flights, India calls curfew today
• North Korea fires two ‘ballistic missiles’ into the sea
• China reports no new local virus cases for third day running
• Worldwide lockdowns as WHO warns youth
• Country music legend Kenny Rogers is no more
• Powerhouse ‘Golden State’ battles virus
• Coronaviru­s: It need not all be doom and gloom!
• Sanders to assess campaign after primary ‘drubbing’
• Stretched British supermarke­ts step up hiring
• Oman allows port call by cruise ship on ‘humanitari­an’ grounds
• Fed announces more emergency moves to stem liquidity strains
• US auto industry backs tax relief, delaying USMCA start
• Mcdonald’s leaves dividend policy unchanged
• Volvo Cars halts Europe, US production
• US seeks comments on tariff cuts for Chinese imports
• Palace star Zaha offers health staff free accommodat­ion
• Virus chaos leaves English clubs fearing for future
• Man Utd, Man City unite to help Manchester foodbanks
• German athletics chief calls on IOC to postpone Olympics
• South African cricketers in self-isolation
• UMAR AKMAL FACES BAN OVER CORRUPTION CHARGES
• English cricket season delayed until the end of May
• Home comforts no excuse for slacking off, says City’s Laporte
• Bach wants Games due to athletes but faces criticism
• Saints coach Payton tests positive for COVID-19
• Seeb adheres by government guidelines on COVID-19, says club chairman

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