COVID-19: Mosques to remain closed in Oman

Social media rumours about re-opening of mosques on 15th November denied

Last updated: October 24, 2020 | 18:22

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Oman’s Government Communications Centre has slammed the fake news being circulated on social media about re-opening of mosques on 15th November across the Sultanate.

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Dubai: Oman’s Government Communications Centre (GC) has slammed the fake news being circulated on social media about re-opening of mosques on 15th November across the Sultanate.

A statement issued online by GC said, “There is no truth to the news being circulated on social media about the opening of mosques on 15th November in the Sultanate. We call on everyone to obtain information from its official sources and to avoid circulating rumours.”

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