Times of Oman - 2019-04-09

• ‘Smaller class sizes mean better care of students’
• Quriyat, Barka beaches among most polluted
• Students of Sultan Qaboos University achieve hatching trial of stunning fish
• Oman ranked in Arab world’s top six technology investors
• ISM alumni raise more than OMR5,000 for needy students
• Over 55,000 benefit from BP Oman’s social initiative­s
• Mantheri calls upon private sector to promote trade ties with South Korea
• Parties using technology to impress Indian voters
• Facebook prepares to combat fake news, interferen­ce in Indian polls
• Global CO2 emissions hit record high: IEA
• American tourist kidnapped in Uganda, rescued from a national park
• Trudeau threatenin­g me with libel lawsuit: Scheer
• Thousands in need of aid as Cyclone Idai floodwater­s recede
• US secretary of Homeland Security resigns
• US state of Washington raises legal smoking age to 21
• Spreading the word about mayonnaise
• Winners of women’s and junior league honoured
• Oman Cricket Club Salalah knockout finals on April 12
• Success for Qatar as Al Mohannadi finally wins FIFA Council seat
• Bank Muscat honoured for promoting sports
• Performanc­e of GCC bourses mixed in March
• Oomco launches operations in Saudi Arabia’s Dammam
• Bold move toward best practice in Oman’s capital markets
• MSM index ends higher
• EEA honoured with Riyada SME Mentorship Programme Award
• Ahlibank customers can now enjoy 50% discount at VOX cinemas
• Middle East’s first Holographi­c Gaming Arcade opens in Oman
• Biggest education expo in Oman from April 14 to 16
• Lexus models top 5-Year Cost to Own Awards
• Muscat Pharmacy launches MGO 1000+ Manuka honey
• Official Liverpool FC Supporters Club in Oman organises blood donation campaign
• Youth Action Hub Oman registrati­on opens on April 14 at Ghedex and Trainex

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