What happened to the French tourists in Oman?

Three French tourists drowned when their boat capsized in waters off Muscat, Oman.

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French Tourists Drown in Oman Boat Tragedy

Q: Where did the boat capsize occur near Muscat?

The boat capsized in the Gulf of Oman, approximately 2.5 nautical miles from Sultan Qaboos Port.

Q: Were there any other passengers on the boat?

The boat was carrying 25 French tourists, along with a tour guide and the captain, when it capsized.

27 Jan

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Summary

Three French tourists died when their boat capsized near Muscat.
The vessel carried 25 French tourists and crew members.
The incident occurred 2.5 nautical miles from Sultan Qaboos Port.

French Tourists Drown in Oman Boat Tragedy

Tragic circumstances unfolded off the coast of Muscat, Oman, when a boat carrying French tourists capsized, resulting in the deaths of three individuals. The Royal Oman Police confirmed the incident occurred in the Gulf of Oman, approximately 2.5 nautical miles from Sultan Qaboos Port.

The boat was en route to the Ad Dimaniyat Islands, a popular diving and snorkeling spot, when it overturned at 9 AM. A total of 25 French tourists, along with a tour guide and the captain, were on board. While three tourists lost their lives, two others suffered minor injuries and were treated by emergency services.