Muscat – The call comes as part of ongoing efforts to maintain Muscat’s aesthetic appeal and eliminate visual disruptions in both residential and commercial buildings.
The municipality has highlighted specific issues such as exposed electrical and plumbing installations on building facades and split air conditioning units mounted on exterior walls, which contribute to a cluttered and unsightly cityscape.
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