پوشش زنده --:--:-- Monday, 26. October 2026 خبرگزاری خلیج نیوز
خبرگزاری خلیج نیوز صدای خلیج فارسkhalignews.com
Severe Injury of a Foreign National in Jebel Shams, Oman
Persian Gulf

Severe Injury of a Foreign National in Jebel Shams, Oman

منبع تصویر: timesofoman.com

By Khalij News Agency Editorial 2 min Read time 0

A foreign national was severely injured following a fall from a height in Jebel Shams, located in Oman. This incident prompted the Royal Oman Police (ROP) to quickly initiate rescue operations and transfer the injured person to Nizwa Hospital.

Details of the Incident and Rescue Actions

The police in the Al Dakhiliyah governorate were immediately dispatched to the scene upon receiving reports of the incident. In this operation, police teams, in collaboration with the air police, transferred the injured person to Nizwa Hospital to receive necessary medical treatment. According to official information, the condition of the injured has been classified as "critical," indicating his very serious state.

Police Warning to Tourists

Following this incident, the Royal Oman Police has urged all visitors to mountainous areas to pay attention to safety guidelines. This security agency emphasized that tourists should avoid dangerous edges and exercise caution while exploring mountainous regions. This warning is particularly important in mountainous areas with steep and hazardous slopes.

Oman, as one of the scenic destinations in the Gulf, hosts many tourists from around the world each year. However, incidents like this can raise concerns for travelers and local authorities. The importance of adhering to safety guidelines in these mountainous areas is increasingly felt, especially during busy tourist seasons.

The Royal Oman Police is continuously evaluating and improving safety measures in tourist areas to protect the lives of tourists and prevent unfortunate incidents. These measures include conducting training courses for tourists, installing warning signs, and increasing the presence of security forces in high-risk areas.

Source: timesofoman.com