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Oman's Civil Defense Chief says Tropical Cyclone Phet has killed 16 people and left four others missing.

General Malik al-Muamri said Saturday that oil exports from Oman's al-Fahl port have resumed and the liquefied natural gas plant reopened after the cyclone, which was downgraded to a tropical storm, moved toward Pakistan.

He said 14 Omanis, one Indian and one Bangladeshi died in the storm.

Al-Muamri said power and communications were restored in most of the affected areas, but losses were less than Oman sustained in 2007 from Cyclone Gonu because of lessons learned from that storm.

Over the past two days, most of Oman's eastern provinces and the capital Muscat experienced heavy rains and winds of up to 97 miles (155 kilometers) an hour.

(Edited by Mr Richard - original submission Monday, 7 June 2010, 01:19 PM)

In Citizenship classes Students will be learning study skills and revision techniques. Here is some further advice to help you succeed:

In almost all examination situations, your chances of success are very largely determined by how well you've revised. There are always a few annoying individuals who claim that they can wing it using native cunning and lucky guesses despite having neglected to glance at the material beforehand.

If you're fortunate enough to possess a photographic memory and speed reading abilities, you may be able to whip through lengthy tomes in a few all night sessions and then pass with flying colours. But for most exam candidates who want to succeed, there's really no alternative to hitting the books in a sensible and organized manner. More>>

In ICT Year 8 Students were tasked to make a website which can be looked at by people in 30 years time, telling them what life is like for young people now.

You can see the finished websites of some Students in 8HMu by clicking on the links:

• Al Waleed
• Abdullah
• Salim
• Mohsin
• Nawal