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Batinah North Municipal Council discusses effects of weather condition

Batinah North Municipal Council discusses effects of weather condition
Batinah North Municipal Council discusses effects of weather condition
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MUSCAT: The Municipal Council of Al Batinah North Governorate held its fourth regular session of the second year of the third term of 2024 in the office of the Governor in Al Suwaiq, headed by Mohammed bin Sulaiman al Kindi, Governor of Al Batinah North, Chairman of the Municipal Council in the governorate, and in the presence of council members.


The council focused its discussions on the weather condition that the governorate was exposed to the effects left by weather condition, and identifying the most prominent efforts made to eliminate the effects that occurred due to the torrential torrential rains resulting from huge amounts of rain, the likes of which the Sultanate of Oman has never witnessed.


The council appreciated the efforts made by the governmental and civil offices to eliminate the effects quickly and with high efficiency and cooperative efforts among all segments of society that embodied that national cohesion in its finest and most beautiful forms.


The council also discussed a set of proposals submitted by members of the Municipal Council to help those affected by natural disasters and climatic events in coordination with the relevant authorities.


The members of the council expressed their opinions, visions and perceptions on various topics raised for discussion, and through them, the council made appropriate recommendations.


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