MUSCAT : The meeting, chaired by the Chairman of the Civil Defence and Ambulance Authority, and attended by representatives from key government bodies and private sector stakeholders involved in emergency response and safety, comes within the framework of efforts aimed at enhancing preparedness and readiness to deal with hazardous materials incidents.
Led by the CDAA’s Hazardous Materials Incident Response Team, the session focused on reviewing and discussing unified response plans, standard operating procedures, and mechanisms to enhance joint coordination between concerned entities. Emphasis was placed on ensuring an effective, rapid, and integrated response to potential hazardous materials incidents across Oman.
This meeting reflects the Civil Defence and Ambulance Authority’s commitment to enhancing the efficiency of risk management and activating institutional partnerships between relevant authorities.
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