The Oman Fire and Ambulance Authority today held a ceremony to launch new public safety services at nine locations across four provinces of the country. The event was attended by Ibtisam Ahmed Said Al-Farouji, Deputy Minister of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion of Oman.
New Safety Service Centers
These services include five centers in Muscat province, including fire and ambulance centers in Bawshar, A'Seeb, Al-Emarat, Darsait, and the Al-Rusail industrial area. Additionally, one center has been opened in Al-Masna'a in the South Al-Batinah province, one center in Liwa in the North Al-Batinah province, and two centers in Dhofar province in the Wilayats of Taqah and Salalah.
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Purpose of Launching New Services
This initiative is part of the Oman Fire and Ambulance Authority's efforts to expand access to services and improve processes. With the establishment of these new centers, the authority aims to enhance the efficiency of inspections and oversight of all facilities and ensure that public safety standards are adhered to in the best possible manner.
The Oman Fire and Ambulance Authority, as the responsible entity in this field, continuously reviews and improves its services with the goal of increasing community safety and reducing potential risks. These new services can, in turn, help create a sense of security and peace among the people and enable quicker responses in emergencies.
The new centers, as part of ongoing efforts to improve safety infrastructure and emergency services, respond to the diverse needs of the community. This initiative not only demonstrates the commitment of the Oman Fire and Ambulance Authority to ensuring public safety but also represents an effective step towards enhancing service levels and increasing hope for a healthy and safe life in Oman.
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