Times of Oman - 2019-09-12

• BURJ AL SAHWA SET TO BECOME A TRANSPORT HUB
• YouTube Premium launched in Oman
• Apple’s iPhone 11 in Oman by 7 Sept
• Chance for Indians to win a trip back home
• State Council receives Bangladesh delegation
• New station will be based on global standards of safety
• Oman Gas acquires Petroleum Developmen­t Oman’s 932-km long natural gas pipelines
• National Cybersecur­ity Drill concludes in Oman
• 31 pilgrims killed in Iraq stampede
• Tests confirm that diesel cars emit more pollution on hot days
• Nigerian military denies detaining children for links with Boko Haram
• Bones found in former Paraguay leader’s house
• UN climate summit in Glasgow next year
• Scottish court rules UK PM Johnson’s parliament suspension as ‘unlawful’
• Donald Trump fires National Security Advisor John Bolton
• British Airways warns that pilot strike may have long lasting effect
• Japan may have to dump radioactiv­e water in the Pacific
• New youth distance courses launched at this year’s UTMB trail running event
• Relentless, consistent: James Anderson heaps praise on Australian pacers
• Workshops highlight Omanisatio­n plans
• PDO announces five new social investment projects in Oman
• Oman’s crude oil production reaches 30mn barrels in August
• Labour laws remain a challenge for executives but tax reforms competitiv­e: OBG report
• Oman Oil signs pact with Marafi to supply bunker services at Port Sultan Qaboos
• MSM index ends higher
• First batch of Tomohi candidates graduate from Sohar Internatio­nal
• New Land Rover Defender makes global debut
• Huawei P30 Series rethinks smartphone aesthetics
• Bank Muscat extends support to Oman Down Syndrome Associatio­n
• Special offer on compact crossover Nissan Kicks

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