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Oman Temporarily Shuts Down Caravan Manufacturing Facility

01.09.2026 18:22 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Oman Temporarily Shuts Down Caravan Manufacturing Facility
Original source: صحيفة الصحوة

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Oman's consumer protection authority in Barka, with the public prosecutor, temporarily closed a caravan manufacturer after consumer complaints about unfulfilled contractual obligations.

The Consumer Protection Authority in the Wilayat of Barka, Oman, in cooperation with the Public Prosecution, has temporarily closed a caravan manufacturing facility. The action followed consumer complaints that the company failed to carry out agreed works and services, breaching contractual obligations and causing harm to customers.

The facility's operations are suspended until the complaints are reviewed. The closure was carried out jointly by the authority and the prosecutor's office.

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Oman temporarily closes caravan manufacturer

01.09.2026 alsahwa.om ARA Original source

Oman closes caravan manufacturer in Barka

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