MUSCAT : This decision comes in the wake of the recent weather depression that swept through the country, causing significant disruptions and damage.
While the immediate threat posed by the depression has subsided, authorities are continuing to work tirelessly to restore essential services and infrastructure in affected areas.
Relevant government agencies and departments are actively engaged in repair and rehabilitation efforts, ensuring that communities can resume their normal lives as quickly as possible.
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