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Times of Oman
27-05-2025
- Health
- Times of Oman
ROP rescues group, sick mountaineer in Amerat
Muscat : The Royal Oman Police (ROP) has rescued a group of citizens after one of them fell ill while mountaineering in the Wilayat of Amerat, Muscat Governorate. A statement issued online by ROP said : "Police aviation, in cooperation with the Civil Defense and Ambulance Authority, evacuated a group of citizens after one of them fell ill while mountaineering in the Wilayat of Amerat. They were transported to a safe location and are in good health."
Times of Oman
27-05-2025
- Health
- Times of Oman
ROP rescues group of ill mountaineers in Amerat
Muscat : The Royal Oman Police (ROP) has rescued a group of citizens after one of them fell ill while mountaineering in the Wilayat of Amerat, Muscat Governorate. A statement issued online by ROP said : "Police aviation, in cooperation with the Civil Defense and Ambulance Authority, evacuated a group of citizens after one of them fell ill while mountaineering in the Wilayat of Amerat. They were transported to a safe location and are in good health."
Muscat Daily
24-03-2025
- Muscat Daily
Oman witnessing high travel demand for Eid
Muscat – With the Eid holiday announced, residents in Oman are making travel plans, with some opting for international destinations while others explore domestic attractions. Popular choices for outbound travel include Thailand, Dubai, Sri Lanka and Georgia, while many prefer Oman's beaches, mountains and desert landscapes for a local getaway. Sreedhu Nair, Director of Sales and Marketing at Travel Diaries, said, 'This Eid, travellers have a unique opportunity to celebrate the occasion in style with exclusive group departures to sought-after destinations. We have tailored packages to Georgia, Europe, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Egypt, Turkey and Thailand. The response has been extraordinary, with all group departures fully booked, highlighting the growing demand for premium travel experiences.' Rohith B, from Global Travels Ruwi, noted an increase in enquiries. 'Georgia is a favourite due to its proximity and weather, while Sri Lanka remains a top choice for its affordability. We also customise travel packages based on the needs of families with children or senior citizens.' However, rising airfares are a concern for many travellers. European destinations remain in demand but are significantly costlier than those in the Far East, especially during Eid. Salim al Kindi, a sales executive in Amerat, said, 'Airfares to Europe and Asia have risen massively. With a family of four, the cost becomes even higher. Last Eid, we travelled to Indonesia, but this year, the fares are much steeper. I understand it's a demand-and-supply issue, so we have decided to travel within Oman, visiting my village and my wife's hometown in Sur.'
