Tricolour fly half-mast to mourn death of Oman Sultan

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Press Trust of India Puducherry
Last Updated : Jan 13 2020 | 5:15 PM IST

The national flag flew half- mast atop government buildings here on Monday to mourn the death of Oman's Sultan Qaboos bin Al Said.

Following a directive from the home ministry, the buildings of Raj Nivas, the office of the Lt Governor, the Chief Secretariat and a few other official premises saw the flags flying half-mast.

The Sultan Qaboos of Oman died on Friday last at the age of 79.

All official engagements slated for Monday by the office of Lieutenant Governor were put off to a later date, an official source told PTI.

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First Published: Jan 13 2020 | 5:15 PM IST

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