Times of Oman - 2018-09-16

• OMAN’S TAP WATER IS 100 PER CENT SAFE TO DRINK
• ‘Age-old Oman-South Korea ties to grow’
• Muscat Festival 2019 to start on January 10
• Water samples tested in lab
• First aid training programme for schools launched
• Men can suffer from breast cancer too
• Something for everyone in annual Opal sports event
• Digital identity experience of Sultanate highlighte­d
• Indian school tuition ban splits parent, student opinion down middle
• Senior diplomat praises Indian space prowess
• EU must offset US pullout from nuclear deal: Zarif
• Brazil’s space station open for small satellite business
• Iraq parliament elects Mohammed Al Halbousi as speaker
• ‘US will never present Middle East peace plan’
• Deadly Hurricane Florence trudges inland in Carolinas with ‘epic’ rain, killing five
• Johnson says supports May, opposes her Brexit plan
• WHY PROBIOTICS ARE GOOD FOR YOUR HEALTH
• Hamilton storms to pole in Singapore
• Assarain begin new cricket season with a flying start
• Paire makes stunning debut as France lead Spain
• Oman’s trade surplus surges to OMR1.7 billion
• Sezad woos S. Korean businesses to Oman
• 200 hospitalit­y job opportunit­ies open to young Omanis
• Kenya seeks to further boost trade with Oman
• G20 trade ministers say WTO reform ‘urgent’ as new Trump tariffs loom
• Open your account with Bank Sohar in five minutes
• Workshop focuses on Oman’s mining sector
• Trump readies for new tariffs on China
• Turkish Airlines reveals new cabin crew uniforms
• Dune London presents its Autumn/Winter 2018 collection
• Starcare Hospital Barka organises conference
• Apollo Hospitals Muscat introduces Dept of Psychiatry
• Ahlibank supports social security families children
• Five best performing companies felicitate­d
• Bank Muscat wins AIWA Best Performing Company award

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