Consumer recovers 2160 riyals after contract breach
The Consumer Protection Authority in Oman has recalled 2,084 BMW vehicles to prevent risks of electrical fires and smoke emission, resulting in a refund value of 1,160 Omani rials. Additionally, 50 Kia K8 vehicles have been recalled, worth 2,160 rials, to their owners after a company breached a contract estimated to involve 5.4 million people. These measures are part of consumer protection efforts amidst a 1.7% increase in the population of Oman, a rise in the Muscat Stock Exchange exceeding 38 billion rials, and the announcement of a new investment package aimed at strengthening food security in Dhofar.
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