The harassment of minnows and crows increased; Oman Environmental Authority seeks solutions to problems

Oman: The Environment Authority of Oman is seeking a solution to the growing problem of crows and hawks in Oman. Authorities are seeking a solution to the widespread destruction of crops in the country. Rice, wheat, grapes and other grains and fruits are destroyed. Discussions are underway with officials and concerned authorities to learn and control the mitigation of such damage caused by mines and crows.

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According to the Environment Authority, crows and minnows are on the rise in the country every year. It is estimated that there are 160,000 mines in Oman. In April, the Environment Authority formed a team to control their spread. Authorities have entered into an agreement with Susana Sowedra, an international expert on the prevention of bird flu. They have been visiting Salalah and Muscat and have begun initial plans to monitor minnows and crows.

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The eggs of other birds are destroyed by the minnows. This poses a great threat to nature. Mines are more common on farms and in populated areas. Menas are more common in the gardens and public parks of Salalah than in other places. Oman is making great efforts to resolve this issue.