According to the Times of Oman news site, six people died in heavy rains and flash floods that hit some regions in Oman.
The Sultanate of Oman's official news agency also said a woman had died after being caught in floodwaters in the valleys of Musendem province in the north of the country. The death toll in Oman from floods caused by heavy rain has risen to 7 since yesterday.
While more than 30 people were rescued in Barka and El-Maavil in Al-Batinah province in the south of the country, it was discovered that a child was among the dead.
The statement from Egypt's Ministry of Education said classes were suspended on Wednesday and Thursday due to unstable weather conditions.
The UAE National Meteorological Center issued a storm and dust cloud warning across the country, particularly in Dubai, and urged people to stay away from streambeds and the sea.
In Saudi Arabia, the Civil Defense Authority warned the public to be cautious due to heavy rains in Riyadh and the eastern regions. made the call.
Warnings have been issued about unstable air flows that will continue through Thursday and Friday in Iraq and Syria, the risk of flooding, particularly in eastern parts, and strong winds with speeds of up to 80 kilometers per hour.
In the provinces of Wasit in the south of Iraq and Kirkuk in the north, it was decided to suspend classes in schools on Wednesdays and Thursdays due to poor weather conditions.
The warning from the Syrian Civil Defense Authority said the wind would blow at a speed of 80 kilometers per hour and recommended staying away from the sea, valleys and low-lying areas and not waiting under trees and electricity pylons.
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