Environment Authority returns over 130 tonnes of cleaned sand to Salalah coast
Oman's Environment Authority returned 135 tonnes of sand to the Salalah coast after treating it for oil contamination and confirming the cleanup through laboratory testing. The operation was carried out in Dhofar Governorate.
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