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The 2025 occupational injuries data and the first half of 2026 reveal that traffic accidents, slips, and falls accounted for over 56% of recorded injuries. There is a correlation between age and the type of injury, with traffic accidents occurring more frequently among younger workers, while slips and falls are more common among older age groups. In 2025, approximately 540 injuries were recorded, while during the first half of 2026, around 211 injuries were reported, with traffic accidents continuing to be the leading cause, especially among the 26 to 30-year-old age group. The Social Protection Law broadens the concept of occupational injuries to include injuries resulting from accidents during commuting, work outside the usual location, or during travel to and from work. It emphasizes the importance of prevention and health insurance for Omani workers, with compensation determined based on the degree of disability and the nature of the injuries. The law also allocates specific benefits for injuries sustained during military and security operations.
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