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IZMIR: Family members accompany police officers carrying the coffin of police officer Fethi Sekin, who was killed in a car bomb attack Thursday, in the Aegean city of Izmir yesterday. —AP
IZMIR: Family members accompany police officers carrying the coffin of police officer Fethi Sekin, who was killed in a car bomb attack Thursday, in the Aegean city of Izmir yesterday. —AP

18 arrested over Izmir bomb attack

Ain Athum is one of the most renowned natural water springs in the Dhofar Governorate of Oman, famous for its stunning waterfalls that flow continuously throughout the fall season. This makes it an ideal destination for tourists and nature lovers seeking to immerse themselves in lush landscapes and crystal-clear lakes. Situated 33 kilometers from Salalah, Ain Athum is encircled by misty mountains, offering a scenic drive that enhances the journey.

Tourist sites across Dhofar are well-equipped with facilities, as the Sultanate of Oman remains committed to enhancing services to ensure an unforgettable experience for visitors. — KUNA

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