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Syria reports limited beach pollution
The Oman Environment Authority has reported that it conducted a field survey of the Dhofar coasts to assess the environmental condition and enhance the biodiversity database. They confirmed that oil has not yet reached the Mirbat Island as a result of the oil spill incident. Additionally, the Sultanate has intensified its control over fish sold in markets to ensure their safety from oil pollution, following repeated pollution incidents that affected beaches and fish stocks. Data shows that the trade balance surplus increased by 37.2%, reaching 3.4 billion Omani riyals, with the tourism sector's contribution to the gross domestic product also growing. Government measures include strict health checkups and regulatory decisions aimed at preserving the environment and fisheries, as part of Oman’s efforts to address the repercussions of oil pollution and safeguard natural resources.
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