The growing economic cost of floods is pushing both public agencies and private companies to seek equipment that can quickly remove water and minimise damage and downtime.
By
Vincent Owino
Business & Technology Reporter
Nation Media Group
Rising flood risk is creating a new market for industrial water-removal equipment in Kenya, prompting engineering firms to expand their product offerings as demand grows from government, construction, mining and infrastructure projects.
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