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Clean energy investment a priority for Oman By: Times News Service The Regional Climate Dialogue has been organised in the United Arab Emirates to discuss plans countries have towards tackling climate change. Abu Dhabi: An agency set up in Oman to attract more investment into the country has made securing funding for renewable energy projects among its priorities, a senior official at the Environment Authority has said. Speaking at the Regional Climate Dialogue, a meeting which has been organised in the United Arab Emirates to discuss plans countries have towards tackling climate change and r...

London Cleaning and Maintenance receives memento By: Times News Service London Cleaning and Maintenance recently received a memento from the Special Economic Zone at Duqm in appreciation of their COVID-19 disinfection services.

Supreme Committee takes tough measures ahead of Holy Month By: ONA Muscat: People are free to venture out of their homes after 8 April until the first of Ramadan, but commercial activities across the governorates will remain closed at night, according to the Supreme Committee. The night-time ban on all commercial activities and curbs on the movement of people and vehicles between 9 pm and 4 am will continue throughout Ramadan. The Supreme Committee tasked with tackling developments resulting from coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic held a meeting on Monday under the chairmanship of Sayyid Hamoud ...

People are not allowed to venture outside their homes between 9pm and 4am during the Holy Month of Ramadan

Florida governor urgently working to prevent 'catastrophic flood' in Tampa area By: DW Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said Sunday his administration is working urgently to prevent a "catastrophic flood" near the major city of Tampa, following the leak of a toxic wastewater reservoir in the region. The pond at the Piney Point phosphate plant in central Florida could potentially release 340 million gallons (1.3 billion liters) of toxic water within minutes, threatening nearby homes and causing a potential environmental crisis in the area. "What we are looking at now is trying to prevent and resp...