Oman lifts entry ban on Singapore; island, however, is grappling with new Covid-19 issues


CAIRO, July 16 (Reuters): Oman's civil aviation authority said on Friday in a tweet that it has removed Singapore and Brunei from its entry-ban list of countries.

The United Kingdom, Tunisia, India, Iran and Pakistan are among those to stay on the banned countries list.

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