Ramadan 2022 amid Covid: No entry to mosques for unvaccinated during Taraweeh prayers in Oman

Oman's Supreme Committee, in charge of dealing with the Covid-19 situation in the Sultanate, has issued new guidelines to prevent and limit the spread of the virus during the holy month of Ramadan.

The committee was also briefed on the epidemiological situation of Covid 19 locally and globally, which indicates the continuous decline in confirmed cases in Oman.

The Supreme Committee has taken the following decisions to be implemented in the country during Ramadan.

— Restricting attendance for prayers, including Taraweeh prayers to those who have received the Covid-19 vaccine. Non-vaccinated persons will be prohibited entry, including children under the age of twelve.

— Continue the ban on setting up charitable iftar tables in mosques, and other public places, such as tents and public councils.

— Continue with all preventive measures, such as wearing face masks and physical distancing in closed places, including mosques.

— The committee stresses that all activities of international and local halls, conferences, exhibitions will continue to operate at 70% of its capacity.

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