MUSCAT – In a public reminder, the municipality said Oman’s beaches reflect the country’s natural beauty and collective values.
Authorities urged beachgoers to dispose of waste properly by collecting litter and using designated bins available at beach sites. The municipality also encouraged members of the public to take part in volunteer clean-up campaigns aimed at safeguarding the coastal environment.
“Together, we protect our environment and make a difference,” the municipality stated.
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