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Two Asian expats killed in Bausher building collapse

Two Asian expats killed in Bausher building collapse

Times of Oman17-05-2025
Muscat: Two Asian expatriates died following the partial collapse of a residential-cum commercial building in the Wilayat of Bawshar due to an explosion following a cooking gas leak in a restaurant.
The authorities are investigating the incident. Rescue and ambulance teams from the Civil Defence and Ambulance Authority in Muscat Governorate responded immediately to the incident.
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