MUSCAT – Key restoration works include Wadi Al Zakt (10 km), Wadi Al Lahlu (12 km), Al Tahliya Road in Al Sifa (2 km), internal roads in Al Khiran (4 km), Wadi Al Mih Road (5 km), and Siya, Arqi, and Wadi Al Rahab roads (1 km).
Wadi Al Sariyeen Road (4 km), various secondary dirt roads (9 km), and Wadi Majlas and Al Rahba roads (17 km) have also been cleared.
Additional roads reopened include Hajir Qaryat areas – Al-Salha, Dagmar, Afa, Kulliyat Al Kuraib, Hay Al Dhahir, Al Shahbari, Mazari’ Road, Hail Al Ghaf, Al Ramla, Al Sahel, Al Masfa (5 km), and Dhabab, Bima, and Fans (3 km). Wadi Al Arabiyeen Road (8 km), Fayq village roads (8 km), Mazari’–Liya–Al-Mukhayyam Al Sultani Road (9 km), and damaged roads in Amq Al Rabakh (18 km), Wasal (15 km), and Al Adna (2 km) have also been restored. Salma and its branches, totalling 25 km, have been fully reopened and maintained.
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