SALALAH: The opening of phase one of the sewage network project in the Sahalnout area of Salalah Wilayat marks a significant step in the ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure and public health. This long-awaited development aims to modernize the area’s sewage system, providing residents with a more reliable and efficient wastewater treatment solution. It is part of the broader initiative to enhance the living conditions and environmental sustainability of Salalah.
The project will contribute to better sanitation services, which are essential for maintaining public health and cleanliness in the area. By providing a comprehensive sewage network, the government is ensuring that waste is properly managed, preventing potential health hazards and environmental pollution. This network is expected to support the growing population in Sahalnout, as well as boost the development of the surrounding communities.
This phase of the project includes the installation of advanced sewage pipes and treatment facilities, with plans for future phases to extend the coverage to more areas in Salalah. The expansion of the sewage network will improve water quality and facilitate the efficient management of wastewater, aligning with Oman’s vision for sustainable urban growth. It will also create more job opportunities and foster economic growth within the region.
Local authorities have expressed optimism about the project’s potential to address key challenges in the area, such as waste management and pollution control. The initiative is part of a larger government push to modernize infrastructure across the country, ensuring that Oman’s cities and towns can accommodate future growth while promoting environmental sustainability and public well-being. The completion of phase one is expected to serve as a model for similar projects in other regions.
