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Muscat Daily, 2 Sep 2026

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Discover the stories that are shaping Oman with Muscat Daily news on PressReader. With in-depth reporting on national news, sports, business and breaking global events, the Muscat Daily newspaper keeps readers up to date on a daily basis. Read the Muscat Daily newspaper online for timely updates.

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ArticleH M and MBS dis­cuss regional devel­op­ments, de-escal­a­tion

- His Majesty Sul­tan Haitham bin Tarik paid a private fraternal visit to Saudi Ara­bia on Tues­day. Dur­ing the visit, His Majesty held a meet­ing with Prince Mohammed bin Sal­man Al Saud (MBS), Crown Prince and Prime Min­is­ter of the king­dom, at...

H M and MBS dis­cuss regional devel­op­ments, de-escal­a­tion

ArticleNational project to stand­ard­ise Mus­cat street names begins

Con­fu­sion over whether Azaiba, Ath­aiba and Udhaiba refer to the same place could soon end as Mus­cat gov­ernor­ate moves to stand­ard­ise area and street names under the National Address­ing Project. Field imple­ment­a­tion of the project has...

National project to stand­ard­ise Mus­cat street names begins

ArticleROP steps up traffic meas­ures as schools reopen on Sept 6

With the new aca­demic year set to begin on Septem­ber 6, Royal Oman Police (ROP) is step­ping up traffic meas­ures around schools and on main roads dur­ing peak hours, urging motor­ists to avoid speed­ing and ran­dom park­ing and to exer­cise extra...

ROP steps up traffic meas­ures as schools reopen on Sept 6

ArticleAlarm over chil­dren being lured online

Author­it­ies in Oman have warned par­ents about the grow­ing risks of chil­dren being groomed through online games and social media, with some cases involving chil­dren being lured and sub­sequently sub­jec­ted to kid­nap­ping, traf­fick­ing and...

Alarm over chil­dren being lured online