Muscat: A team of doctors from Oman’s leading Al Nahda Hospital performed a complicated cochlear implant operation for a one-and-a-half-year-old girl who lost her hearing due to meningitis, reports a leading Arabic news portal of Oman. The disease exposed the young patient to calcification in the cochlear spiral of both ears.
The operation, which took about four hours, is a rare and difficult operation in the field of cochlear implantation. Dr Ammar bin Mohsen Al Lawati, ENT specialist at the cochlear implant surgery at Al Nahda Hospital confirmed that the operation is not the first of its kind carried out by the hospital’s medical team.
Oman’s $160m Osool Poultry to start ops in January
MUSCAT, December 28, 2020 Oman’s Osool Poultry Company, launched with a capital investment of RO61.5 million ($160 million) will start the production by mid-January 2021 with the readiness of the first production farms in the project, a media report said. The company was established with the participation and partnership among governmental and private institutions and companies from inside and outside the Sultanate, reported
Oman News Agency (ONA). This project, considered one of the promising strategic projects, aims largely to achieve high self-sufficiency and enhance food security in the Sultanate by raising poultry feeders and producing annually 150 million hatching eggs to be marketed locally for white-meat-producing companies, in addition to exporting part of the quantities abroad in the near future.
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Oman s Osool Poultry says over 80pc farm project completed
MUSCAT, December 28, 2020 Osool Poultry Company will start the production by mid-January 2021 with the readiness of the first production farms in the project. The company was established with the participation and partnership among governmental and private institutions and companies from inside and outside the sultanate with a capital investment of RO61.5 million ($160.27 million), an Oman News Agency (ONA) report said. This project, considered one of the promising strategic projects, aims largely to achieve high self-sufficiency and enhance food security in the sultanate by raising poultry feeders and producing annually 150 million hatching eggs to be marketed locally for white-meat-producing companies, in addition to exporting part of the quantities abroad in the near future.