MUSCAT: More than 2,300 cases were dealt by the Civil Defence and Ambulance Authority (CDAA) since the beginning of tropical cyclone Shaheen.
In a statement issued by the authority said it also rescued 544 people who were stranded inside homes during the floods.
“CDAA extends its heartfelt thanks to everyone who cooperated, including agencies and volunteer teams, and view this as a national duty to stand with the citizens and residents in an effort to return life to normal at the earliest,” the statement added.
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