Al-Mahra Governor chairs an emergency committee meeting and directs to enhance readiness for the impacts of the weather system.

- Governor Mohammed Ali Yasser convened an emergency committee meeting to address severe weather conditions.
- Deputy Governor Dr. Mukhtar bin Owaid provided updates on expected heavy rainfall in Al-Mahra.
- Governor Yasser directed enhanced readiness and coordination among emergency committees and security units.
- Preventive measures for citizen safety and property protection were emphasized during the meeting.
Governor of Al-Mahra Chairs Emergency Committee Meeting
Governor Mohammed Ali Yasser of Al-Mahra convened an emergency committee meeting today to discuss preparations and measures necessary to address the potential impacts of severe weather conditions accompanied by heavy rainfall.
Weather Update and Preparedness
During the meeting, which included the presence of Local Council Secretary General Salem Nimer, the attendees listened to a briefing from Deputy Governor Dr. Mukhtar bin Owaid. He provided updates on the weather situation and forecasts regarding the expected arrival of rain in the province, based on meteorological reports. He emphasized the importance of monitoring developments related to the low-pressure system and the possibility of changes in its trajectory.
Enhancing Readiness and Coordination
Governor Yasser directed officials to elevate the level of readiness to confront the consequences of the low-pressure system. He called for the activation of emergency committees in the districts and urged enhanced coordination among military and security units, as well as relevant authorities, to ensure a swift response to potential weather developments.
Protective Measures for Citizens
The governor stressed the necessity of implementing preventive measures to protect citizens and their properties. He highlighted the importance of preparing shelters and increasing the readiness of service institutions to ensure the continued provision of essential services. Additionally, he advised safeguarding electronic devices and solar energy systems from potential damage.
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