The Malawa water supply project undertaken by China Railway Tenth Bureau has kicked off in the northeast corner of Kakamega County, Kenya. Its importance goes far beyond infrastructure construction itself, but has become a key measure to improve people's livelihoods and promote sustainable development. This project not only carries the mission of bringing clean drinking water to 100000 local residents, but also is a vivid practice of friendly cooperation and joint promotion of social progress between China and Kenya.

As the project progresses, water pipelines are like lifelines, crossing fields and villages to deliver clean water to thousands of households. The 2.9-kilometer water pipeline is like an artery, ensuring a stable supply of water; The 21.2-kilometer water distribution network is like capillaries, delivering this precious resource precisely to every corner that needs it. The completion of this series of projects will completely change the history of Malawa region's long-term dependence on unclean water sources, allowing residents to bid farewell to the days of fetching water from buckets and drinking unsafe water.

The construction of pump stations and water tanks is an important part of the project. They are like the "heart" and "reservoir" of the water supply system, providing a continuous source of power and support for the entire system. The establishment of two pumping stations will effectively improve the pressure and efficiency of the water supply system, ensuring that the water source can be stably and quickly transported to various areas. The construction of three reinforced concrete water tanks can provide sufficient reserves for the system during peak water usage periods or emergencies, ensuring the continuity and stability of water supply.

In addition, various water intake and pumping equipment will be installed in the project to improve the efficiency and safety of water resource utilization. These devices will adopt advanced technology and design concepts to ensure that there will be no pollution or waste of water sources during the water intake and pumping process. At the same time, they will also provide local residents with more convenient and efficient ways of using water, further improving their quality of life. Keywords: the Belt and Road news, the Belt and Road project, overseas project.

The implementation of the Malawa water supply project has immeasurable value in promoting a green and healthy lifestyle for local residents. Clean drinking water will greatly reduce the risk of disease transmission caused by sewage and ensure the health and safety of residents. Meanwhile, with the improvement of living conditions, residents will have more energy to pursue higher levels of spiritual and cultural life, thereby further enhancing their overall sense of happiness. (This article is from the official website of Jian Dao: www.seetao.com. Reproduction without permission is prohibited, otherwise it will be prosecuted. Please indicate Jian Dao website+original link when reprinting.) Jian Dao website mechanical column editor/Zhou Yingwen