County governments have been urged to install air quality monitoring gadgets that will offer timely data that will help in tackling rising air pollution. The Director of Research and Extension at Egerton University, Professor George Owuor, advised devolved units to place specialized devices at various spots in their localities that utilize high-resolution artificial intelligence and…
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