Times of Oman - 2019-11-03

• RARE BACK-TO-BACK CYCLONES FORMED IN THE ARABIAN SEA
• Kyarr’s impact was felt as waves struck Muttrah coasts
• New homes given to more than 200 families affected by Kyarr
• Oman launches drive to promote tourism at internatio­nal events
• E-census organisers ready to tackle challenges head-on
• Indian Embassy marks birth anniversar­y of Sardar Patel
• Quriyat witnesses exceptiona­l daily landing of Yellowfin Tuna
• ‘Human rights of people are well protected in Oman’
• Fresh protests begin in Hong Kong as Beijing plans to tighten its noose
• Demand of climate activists not feasible, says Juncker
• UK to impose ban on fracking technique for extracting shale oil
• White House prepared for impeachmen­t as probe gathers steam
• Arrests made in Ireland, Vietnam over deaths of migrants in truck
• US launches probe into China-owned app TikTok
• Former congressma­n Beto O’Rourke drops out of US presidenti­al race
• Oman cricket team arrives to a hero’s welcome after qualifying for world cup
• Musandam Power IPO gains investor interest
• Chery takes innovation to new heights
• Executives optimistic on business prospects of region: OBG survey
• NBC signs incubation pacts with four SMEs
• IMF report calls for reforms to promote job-rich growth and build resilience
• Rise in customs and tax exemptions in second quarter
• Sultan Qaboos Award for Industrial Excellence jury reviews field results
• National Day offer on Sayyarati auto finance
• Nissan announces special offer on key models
• Pink Stone collaborat­es for Oman Air’s NDC programme
• Alpine Eagle: Rebirth of an icon
• Al Tasnim receives awards at Dossier Constructi­on event
• Eshraqa signs agreement with Internatio­nal Maritime College

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