Muscat – The courses will take place in the Wilayat of Sur until 10, 2024, as part of the executive program for Sur, the Arab Tourism Capital 2024.
This initiative is part of a broader capacity-building programme aimed at empowering the local community and enhancing skills within the tourism sector. A total of 20 participants from the region will benefit from the training, which is designed to improve safety measures and reduce drowning incidents in rushing waters.
The first course will train 10 young participants in rescue skills specific to Wadi Al Shab, equipping them with the knowledge necessary to respond effectively to emergencies in this popular tourist area.
The second course will focus on open water rescue techniques, targeting another group of 10 young Omani trainees at Khor Al Batah, where they will learn to navigate and manage the challenges posed by open water currents.
Both courses will be conducted by a team of experts specializing in deep water rescue and initial training in open water safety. The curriculum will cover essential topics including drowning prevention and first aid.
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