MUSCAT: The cases involved charges that the contracted companies failed to complete agreed works, including the construction of service facilities and installation of equipment. The complaints also cited poor workmanship and failure to comply with agreements concluded with the consumers.
The establishments and their representatives were fined a total of RO 1,600 and ordered to pay the relevant legal costs.
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