Al Sharqiyah South reviews service projects
SUR: The Municipal Council of Al Sharqiyah South Governorate reviewed on Tuesday a number of service and development projects in the governorate, most notably the integrated fish market project at the fishing port in the Wilayat of Sur and the "Rafeeq Al Shifa" (Healing Companion) initiative, which aims to improve the treatment experience for patients by providing suitable accommodation for patient companions in hospitals.
The council also reviewed a proposal from the Health and Environmental Affairs Committee regarding commercial signage, which involves standardising the designs of commercial signs by establishing a guideline framework that includes clear criteria.
Additionally, the council reviewed a proposal to address the challenges facing sea turtles on Masirah Island. The proposal includes establishing a natural turtle reserve, incorporating it into the national reserve plan for 2026–2027, and forming a technical committee to study the unique environmental requirements and vulnerabilities of each turtle species. A comprehensive strategy for marine violations was also discussed, such as improving waste management infrastructure, enhancing public awareness programmes to reduce plastic consumption and encourage recycling and leveraging international partnerships while continuing to strengthen cooperation with global conservation organisations. - ONA
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