Brilliant urban arranging abstained from flooding in Duqm during Hikaa

Muscat: Smart arranging by Omani specialists abstained from flooding in Duqm as indicated by the Special Economic Zone Authority in Duqm (SEZAD). 

Two dams that were worked to ensure the territory if there should arise an occurrence of a characteristic cataclysm had the option to hold near 24 million cubic meters of water and abstain from flooding, as indicated by SEZAD. 

The dams were a portion of the security estimates executed as a component of the zone's underlying arranging, as indicated by Dr Ismael Al Balushi, acting CEO of the power. 

An announcement by SEZAD read: "The security dams worked in the Special Economic Zone at Duqm put away around 24 million cubic meters of water after hurricane Hikaa." 

As indicated by the Omani undersecretary of vehicle and correspondences, the dams carried out their responsibilities and secured the zone. 

"His Excellency Said Al Harthi, undersecretary of the Ministry of Transport and Communications of Ports and Maritime Affairs, affirmed that the assurance framework at the Special Economic Zone at Duqm anticipated flooding in the Port of Duqm and the dry dock from the surges of watercourses," the announcement included. 

The Port of Duqm likewise secured 50 angling vessels during the death of the tempest. 

As indicated by the announcement, "Al Harthi additionally noticed that the potential dangers, which could influence the port, dry dock and different undertakings have been assessed and surge of watercourses was the primary one. There were 17 vessels docked during the tempest at Port of Duqm, which gave haven to 50 angling vessels." 

This came during a visit by the undersecretary and H.E Yahya al Jabri, the director of SEZAD, to the zone - which included visits to the Wadi Saay and Wadi Jarf dams.