Oman: Over 4,200 passengers use Mwasalat buses in Nizwa during Eid break
The increased ridership reflects a growing awareness among the public of the advantages of public transport, particularly in terms of ease of movement, reduced traffic congestion, and overall convenience.
Mwasalat continues to enhance and expand its network across the sultanate, supporting national efforts to provide sustainable and efficient transportation solutions.
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