Authorities have warned of continued thunderstorm activity across several parts of Oman, with varying intensities of rainfall.
As the world marks World Tuberculosis Day on March 24, the Sultanate of Oman is reinforcing its commitment to combat one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases.
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The Royal Oman Police (ROP) has issued a public advisory urging residents to adhere to safety precautions as heavy rainfall continues.
Authorities warn of thunderstorms, flash floods as unstable weather system impacts large parts of the Sultanate.
Public transport operator says services will be adjusted based on conditions; ferry route to Masirah continues.
Civil Aviation Authority warns of flash floods, strong winds and reduced visibility across multiple governorates.
Six people, including four children, managed to escape, while the others were swept away by fast-moving currents.
Oman’s public transport operator Mwasalat has announced the temporary suspension of several bus routes in response to weather alerts issued by relevant authorities.
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