MUSCAT: Emergency response teams from the Civil Defence and Ambulance Authority (CDAA), along with other relevant authorities, responded promptly to a fire incident at a Nama facility in Muscat. Their rapid deployment and coordinated efforts ensured that the fire was brought under control and extinguished in record time. Remarkably, there were no human injuries reported, reflecting the efficiency of the emergency protocols in place and the preparedness of the local response teams to handle such situations.
Nama confirmed that the incident did not disrupt services to its subscribers, emphasizing that all safety and prevention measures are continuously followed to protect employees and facility infrastructure. The company reiterated its commitment to maintaining operational continuity while adhering strictly to established safety standards. This proactive approach reflects Nama’s dedication to both service reliability and employee welfare, ensuring that any unforeseen incidents are managed without affecting subscribers or business operations.
The company also expressed deep appreciation to the CDAA for their high level of efficiency and rapid intervention, highlighting the critical role played by first responders in minimizing potential damage. Nama praised the professionalism of its own team, which worked diligently to contain the situation and safeguard the facility. The coordinated efforts between the company and emergency authorities ensured that the fire was contained swiftly, preventing escalation and limiting potential operational impacts.
Moving forward, Nama remains committed to continuous safety monitoring and regular training for its personnel to strengthen emergency preparedness. Lessons learned from this incident will be incorporated into updated protocols to enhance responsiveness for future contingencies. By prioritizing both employee safety and service reliability, Nama aims to maintain trust with its subscribers while demonstrating resilience and operational excellence in the face of unexpected challenges.
