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A child died in Oman on Tuesday after being swept away in a wadi amid heavy rains taking place across the Sultanate, as per the Royal Oman Police.
Police initially received a report of five people trapped inside a vehicle in Wadi Andam stream on the Azki-Sinaw road.
Four of them were rescued and transported to Ibra Reference Hospital by police ambulance. A child swept away and was later found dead.
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Residents have been advised to not cross valleys and remain careful.
During the early hours of the morning, police carried out an operation to rescue two people who were trapped after they were swept away in Wadi Bani Hani in the Wilayat of Rustaq, and transported them to a safe place.
As per the Oman News Agency, the highest amount of rainfall due to the current weather rests at 48.6mm on Tuesday, April 6.
The Civil Aviation Authority in Oman predicted fog in parts of the country today, along with chances of dust rising over desert and open areas, in addition to a thunderstorm alert.
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