CALIFORNIA: The Embassy of the Sultanate of Oman in the United States has issued an urgent call for Omani citizens residing in California to evacuate areas that are currently being affected by the ongoing wildfires. In a statement released on Thursday, the embassy expressed deep concern over the rapidly escalating wildfire situation and its potential dangers to both residents and visitors. It has emphasized that the safety and well-being of Omani citizens in the affected areas is the highest priority.
The embassy has urged all Omani nationals to adhere to evacuation orders issued by local authorities and to follow all emergency guidelines. With the wildfires spreading across multiple regions, the embassy has been closely monitoring the situation and is coordinating with local officials to ensure that citizens are receiving the necessary support and information. The embassy’s call is a reminder of the urgent need for all foreign nationals, including Omanis, to take appropriate precautions during natural disasters.
Omani citizens who need assistance with evacuation or any other emergency services are advised to contact the embassy’s consular section immediately. The embassy has been actively facilitating communication between Omani nationals and local authorities to ensure that they are able to relocate to safer areas. In addition to offering consular support, the embassy has also shared information on nearby shelters and resources that can provide aid to those affected by the fires.
As the situation continues to evolve, the embassy has urged all Omani citizens in California to stay informed through reliable sources, including local news and emergency services. It has reiterated the importance of being prepared for any further developments and taking immediate action to safeguard their lives and property. The embassy remains committed to providing ongoing assistance to Omani nationals during this difficult time.
