MUSCAT — The first phase covers zones 4 and 5 and extends over 268 metres. The project is designed to reduce future damage and improve the durability of coastal infrastructure in the wilayat.
Mohammed bin Abdullah Al Nabhani, a roads engineer at Muscat Municipality, pointed out that the work includes rehabilitating rock protection structures, constructing concrete anchoring pillars, installing breakwater units and repairing damaged sections of existing walls.
The project also includes maintenance of the coastal road and its sidewalks.
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Al Nabhani said technical inspections are continuing to assess anchoring pillars and concrete mixes, test rocks and verify the quality of the protection units to ensure compliance with approved technical specifications.
The project has an implementation period of 395 days and is scheduled for completion in April 2027.
