Oman suspends classes after student tests positive for coronavirus

RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia upbraided Iran for allowing Saudi residents section in the midst of the coronavirus episode and encouraged it to uncover the characters of every single Saudi national who had visited since the beginning of February, an administration explanation. 

The announcement, which refered to an anonymous authority, asked Saudi residents who are at present in Iran or have returned as of late to report their movement, promising in the event that they did as such in 48 hours they would not be exposed to a law precluding travel to Iran. 

Saudi Arabia has detailed five instances of seasonal influenza like malady. Four of them were residents who had as of late visited Iran by means of Bahrain or Kuwait yet didn't unveil their movement subtleties. The fifth is the spouse of one of them. 

"These activities are a proof of Iran's immediate duty in expanding COVID-19 diseases and in the infection's episode all around the globe," the Saudi proclamation stated, utilizing the official name for the infection. 

Iran, which has developed as a focal point for the ailment in the Middle East, has revealed 107 passings from the infection, putting it on a standard with Italy as the nation with the most elevated loss of life outside China where the infection rose two months back. 

Iran has a few significant holy places and journey locales for Shi'ite Muslims, who make up a minority of Saudi Arabia's populace. The two nations are secured a battle for territorial matchless quality. 

In an offer to take off a significant flare-up in Saudi Arabia, specialists have banished passage by remote pioneers and conventional visitors from around 25 nations and said that residents and occupants of Gulf Cooperation Council nations wishing to enter must hold up 14 days subsequent to coming back from outside the region.A school in Oman suspended classes for about fourteen days after an understudy tried positive for coronavirus. One understudy learning at the College of the Banking and Financial Studies (CBFS) tried positive for Covid-19 after which the administration chose to drop classes so as to keep it from spreading. 

The school said in an announcement: 'The College Management might want to draw your thoughtful consideration that there was one understudy decidedly tried for Covid-19 contamination' 

As per reports in Times of Oman, The Ministry of Health guided the school to be closed as a careful step to contain the spread of disease in the premises. 

"The school the executives met early today led by Dr. Khalfan Al Bharwani, CBFS Chairman and chose to suspend all classes and every other action for a time of 14 days from March 5, 2020," the announcement read.