Armed forces ready to deal with weather condition in Oman

Muscat: The main military committee for managing emergency situations in the Sultan’s Armed Forces (SAF) confirmed its full readiness to deal with the weather condition that is expected to affect the atmosphere of the Sultanate of Oman.

During its meeting today, the Main Military Committee for Managing Emergency Situations reviewed the developments in the weather situation. The meeting was chaired by Brigadier General Hamid bin Abdullah Al Balushi, Assistant Chief of Staff of the Royal Armed Forces for Operations and Planning, Chairman of the Main Military Committee for Managing Emergency Situations of the Royal Armed Forces, and in the presence of members of the committee who represent the Chief of Staff.

The Sultan's Armed Forces, the Royal Armed Forces, the Royal Guard of Oman, the Royal Special Force, the Engineering Services of the Ministry of Defence, the National Survey Authority, and the Medical Services of the Armed Forces. The Royal Armed Forces have confirmed the use of all capabilities and capabilities to deal with this weather condition and provide various forms of support to government agencies and other sectors within the framework of the National Emergency Management Committee’s plan.

 During the meeting, the committee was also briefed on all the preparations and measures that have been taken since the announcement of the weather situation (Al-Ikram Groove), as the military subcommittees were activated in the governorates expected to be affected by the weather situation and the readiness of all formations and bases was also determined during the meeting such as Royal Armed Forces and other departments of the Ministry of Defense to provide support and assistance to citizens and residents according to the requirements of the situation.

 The Main Military Committee for Emergency Management confirms its continued follow-up of developments in the weather situation and the full readiness of all formations and units deployed on the field as required and developments in the situation in accordance with the plan of the National Committee for Emergency Management.