Earlier today, our Managing Director, Eng. Peter Kahuthu, held a strategic briefing meeting with the Deputy County Commissioner at his office to discuss collaborative measures in tackling vandalism. The discussions focused on how the national government, through the security committee, can provide support in curbing this growing challenge and safeguarding essential water and sanitation infrastructure. Vandalism remains a significant threat to water service delivery, with criminals targeting critical infrastructure, including water meters, valves, pipes, and manhole covers. These acts not only disrupt operations but also result in water loss, increased maintenance costs, service interruptions, and health risks due to potential contamination. We urge all stakeholders, including government agencies, security teams, community leaders, customers, and the general public, to join hands in fighting vandalism. Your support in reporting suspicious activities, raising awareness, and protecting infrastructure is vital in ensuring uninterrupted water and sanitation services. 📞 Report vandalism or suspicious activities through: ✅ Phone: 0714 430 000 ✅ WhatsApp: 0734 732 481 ✅ Email: [email protected] Together, we can secure our water resources, enhance service reliability, and build a resilient community. Let’s stand united against vandalism! #securingwaterinfrastructure