Muscat – According to a statement from the municipality, a total of 17 sites were inspected.
The action comes as part of an ongoing effort to protect the Al Khiran area, which is designated as a general eco-tourism zone under Royal Decree No. 45/2007. This decree prohibits the establishment of any economic, tourism, or other projects within the designated area.
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