Times of Oman - 2018-09-17

• Stress on traffic safety as part of school curriculum
• New material to extend okra shelf life
• ‘Not Alone’ stories event to be held next month
• Patience and perseveran­ce make veteran Omani a top photograph­er
• Last chance to see pink lakes this year
• Research bodies get greater say in programmes
• Saudi-led air strike kills four in Hodeidah
• Residents of US state cleared to return to areas hit by gas explosions
• ‘Worst is yet to come’ as Florence batters US
• Typhoon slams into China after pummelling Philippine­s
• Team Macron challenges French Senate over bodyguard hearing
• China tells Taiwan to halt all mainland spying
• Youth, journalist­s rally for Reuters reporters jailed in Myanmar
• Australia to start public inquiry into aged-care sector
• IT’S ANNIVERSAR­Y TIME FOR THIS FUN-LOVING DIGITAL DRAGON
• How to choose tech toys to help your child develop crucial skills
• Hamilton reigns supreme in Singapore
• Ronaldo off the mark with a brace, Costa dismissed for spitting
• Understudy Querrey fightback keeps US Davis Cup hopes alive
• Kipchoge shatters marathon world record in Berlin
• Trump to announce new tariffs on China
• Bootcamp Day organised for FinTech start-ups
• Saudi Arabia to auction detained billionair­e’s real estate assets
• MSM index ends higher
• London mayor Khan calls for second referendum on Brexit
• Report underlines rise in malware-less email attacks
• Xiaomi creates new management jobs aimed at CEO succession planning
• Joyalukkas joins in rebuilding deluged Kerala
• Toyota’s ‘Festival of Joy’ ending soon
• OTE-Isuzu Service secures top spot in ME Grand Prix
• Bank Sohar recognised as Best Performing Company
• MHD introduces Volvo XC40: A new compact SUV from Volvo
• Al Mazyona appeal shifts to OMR 900,000 grand year-end prizes
• Indian School Sohar students delight audience in Bharatanat­yam debut
• NLGIC bags AIWA Awards
• OPPO F9 launched in Oman

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