Oman’s second largest dam opens in Salalah

Oman - Muskat, Masjid Al Rasool Al A`dham Mosque with flowers. Getty Images Image used for illustrative purpose.
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Officials said the dam, built as part of a broader flood mitigation strategy, is set to play a critical role in controlling seasonal floodwaters and protecting nearby communities

Staff Writer, Muscat Daily

May 13, 2025

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Oman - Muskat, Masjid Al Rasool Al A`dham Mosque with flowers. Getty Images Image used for illustrative purpose.

Salalah – Wadi Adawnib Dam – Oman’s second largest dam – was inaugurated by Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources in Salalah on Monday. With capacity of 83mn m3, the RO24mn structure is of 389m length and 70m height. Officials said the dam, built as part of a broader flood mitigation strategy, is set to play a critical role in controlling seasonal floodwaters and protecting nearby communities.

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