Muscat – The project, implemented at a cost of RO 45 million, is set to serve 4,000 subscribers initially, with plans for future expansion to accommodate up to 20,000 subscribers.
This project marks a significant step in improving infrastructure in the Dhofar Governorate. Once completed, it will increase the coverage of sewage networks in the region, raising the current sewage network coverage to 70 percent across the governorate.
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