Which city is the most dangerous in Oman?

Oman City, Oman — A city on the Arabian Peninsula, Oman is the third-most dangerous in the world according to the United Nations.

Oman City was ranked 10th on the 2017 Human Development Index.

Its most dangerous city was Abu Dhabi.

In 2017, the United States was ranked the second-most unsafe city in the Middle East.

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According to the U?s latest data, the U., with the fourth highest murder rate in the United Arab Emirates, had the lowest murder rate of any country in the region.

The murder rate is the highest in the Arab world, with a rate of over 2,000 per 100,000 people.

It was also the second highest in South Africa.

The most violent crime was robbery, according to data from the International Organization for Migration.

The United States had the second lowest homicide rate in 2017 with just 1,664 deaths.

Oman had the sixth-highest death rate in 2016, with 565 deaths.

In 2016, the average daily wage in Oman was $10.36.

Oman is one of the wealthiest countries in the Muslim world.

Its oil wealth has enabled it to attract many wealthy visitors to its capital, Muscat.

According the United Nation, Oman ranked number 11 on the 2014 World Heritage List for its “exceptionally low” level of deforestation, a result of the country’s large palm oil plantations.

Oman was ranked number six in 2015 in the Global Corruption Index.

Oman has one of Omani women on its parliament and in its judiciary.

The country’s president has two wives.

The number of female journalists has decreased significantly in recent years.

In 2015, there were more than 60,000 women journalists in the country.

The Al-Jazeera Arabic channel, which has an Arabic version in English, has been accused of bias in reporting stories on the country that could be damaging to its relationship with the United Kingdom.

Al-Arabiya, which was formerly known as Al Jazeera English, is owned by the Qatar-based state-owned broadcaster Al Jazeera.

The network is known for a history of bias against the United states and Israel.

The channel is also criticized for having a history with Saudi Arabia.

In April 2017, a Saudi court sentenced the channel to two years in prison for violating Saudi Arabia’s censorship laws.

Al Jazeera was also banned from operating in Qatar in November 2017.

In September 2017, Al Jazeera and its sister network Al Jazeera Arabic were banned from Qatar’s airwaves by the countrys government for allegedly broadcasting lies about the country, a move that was condemned by the U.?s United Nations Human Rights Council.

The state of Qatar has long been a favorite destination for foreign media.

According a 2016 Human Rights Watch report, it has more than 3,000 satellite and cable television stations.

The government has also been accused in the past of suppressing independent media outlets and even publishing fake news stories.

The media freedom group Reporters Without Borders ranked Oman as the most repressive country in Africa in 2016.

Reporters without Borders also ranks Oman as one of 12 countries in Asia with the highest levels of media censorship.

Oman, which had an annual GDP of $5.8 billion in 2017, was ranked as one the most corrupt countries in Africa.