Times of Oman - 2018-06-04

• Doctors perform first-of-its-kind cardiac surgery in Sultanate
• 53 more freed under Fak Kurbah drive
• Innovative ideas of students pass Taqaddam test
• ‘No NOC without completing two-year job contract’
• Special needs kids of Indian schools excel in boards
• Student donates solar lanterns to Indian kids
• Waste management draft law prepared, minister tells Majlis
• Minister of Manpower takes part in global labour meet
• Merkel rules out relief for Italy
• Trump lawyer says president probably can pardon himself
• Indonesian police raid varsity over plot to attack parliament
• Evacuation­s as new lava threatens Hawaii’s Big Island
• Anti-immigrant party tipped to win as Slovenia votes
• Sanchez seeks Spain govt without Podemos party
• As poll looms, Modi’s popularity wanes in rural India
• Britain will have Brexit policies ready for June EU summit: Javid
• Djokovic, Thiem, Zverev and Stephens reach quarterfin­als
• Peru dream of ending historic heartache
• Engie eyes expansion in Oman
• Sultanate to raise OMR100 million in developmen­t bonds
• Automation to revamp jet manufactur­ing, says Airbus
• MSM index ends lower
• Trade benefits at risk if US imposes tariffs, warns China
• Contractor­s get official nod for Duqm Refinery project
• Oil market to continue to support Middle East economies
• Exciting benefits on Toyota Land Cruiser
• Enjoy A’Saffa's delicious Khayrat frozen fruit pulps
• GAC organises Qaranqasho event
• Oman Avenues Mall hosts Qaranqasho in Muscat
• The GMC Acadia: Family vehicle with versatilit­y
• Suhail Bahwan Group hosts Iftar for employees and customers
• 3-day al Wathbah Souq evokes strong response
• Tristar Group opens new transport and warehouse facilities in Oman and Abu Dhabi
• Big discounts at Fine Fair this Ramadan

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