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Two adjustable wrenches are positioned next to each other on a green lawn. The tools are metal and ready for use outdoors in a sunny environment.-stock-foto
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Soft blue blanket with white stars and a tag on a light background-stock-foto
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A clean bathroom shows green tiled walls. There is a sink with a faucet and soap dispensers nearby. Light comes in, making the space bright and usable-stock-foto
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Grey Cobblestone Abstract Surface Background Featuring a rugged uneven stone pathway with a detailed radial pattern sharp focus and earthy material pe-stock-foto
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Raw Grey Rock Surface Backdrop Irregular Rough Material for Text Overlays Naturally Aged Aggregate Detailed Dimensional Formation with Usable Space-stock-foto
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This backdrop features a rough concrete wall with unique streaks and textures. The design highlights the interplay of light and shadow on the surface,-stock-foto
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An electric scooter stands on the side of a paved path. The path is bordered by a fence with yellow posts. Grass and leaves are scattered alongside. T-stock-foto
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TALLINN, ESTONIA - MARCH 12, 2026: Seating area with colorful cubes-stock-foto
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empty open large brown cardboard box isolated white background, mock-up template of deep shipping container with side handles, side view-stock-foto
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A motorcycle rider and a public minibus drive through floodwater along Grogan Road near the Nairobi River after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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Debris hangs from a barrier over the Nairobi River near the second-hand auto parts market along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the roa-stock-foto
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Debris hangs from a barrier over the Nairobi River near the second-hand auto parts market along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the roa-stock-foto
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A pedestrian jumps over a stream of muddy water along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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Mechanics clear flood debris along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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Mechanics sorts through flood-damaged second-hand car parts along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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A mechanic sorts through flood-damaged second-hand car parts along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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Mechanics sorts through flood-damaged second-hand car parts along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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Flood-damaged second-hand car engine parts are left to dry in the sun along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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Flood-damaged second-hand car parts are left to dry in the sun along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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A trader pressure-washes second-hand parts of a car damaged by flooding at Grogan Road after floodwaters disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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A trader pressure-washes second-hand parts of a car damaged by flooding at Grogan Road after floodwaters disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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A mechanic sorts and cleans second-hand car engine parts damaged by flooding at Grogan Road after floodwaters disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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A mechanic works on flood-damaged vehicles outside shops at the second-hand auto parts market along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the-stock-foto
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A trader washes mud from second-hand car radiator parts damaged by flooding at Grogan Road after floodwaters disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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A trader washes mud from second-hand front part of car bumper damaged by flooding at Grogan Road after floodwaters disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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Mechanics sort and clean second-hand car parts damaged by flooding at Grogan Road after floodwaters disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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A trader cleans a flood-damaged second-hand car parts shop along Grogan Road after floodwaters disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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An aerial view shows mechanics sorting through flood-damaged second-hand car parts along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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An aerial view shows traders' stalls and flood-damaged second-hand car parts drying on rooftops along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along t-stock-foto
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An aerial view shows mechanics sorting through flood-damaged second-hand car parts along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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An aerial view shows traders and mechanics working along the banks of the Nairobi River near the second-hand auto parts market on Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-pa-stock-foto
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An aerial view shows traders sorting through flood-damaged second-hand car parts along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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An aerial view shows traders sorting through flood-damaged second-hand car parts along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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An aerial view shows traders and mechanics returning to normal operations along the banks of the Nairobi River near the second-hand auto parts market on Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roa-stock-foto
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An aerial view shows traders and mechanics returning to normal operations along the banks of the Nairobi River near the second-hand auto parts market on Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roa-stock-foto
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A trader cleans a second-hand car headlight damaged by flooding at Grogan Road after floodwaters disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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A trader cleans a second-hand car parts shop damaged by flooding along Grogan Road after floodwaters disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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Traders and mechanics return to normal operations along the banks of the Nairobi River near the second-hand auto parts market on Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-par-stock-foto
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Traders wash mud from second-hand car bumper parts damaged by flooding at Grogan Road after floodwaters disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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Flood-damaged vehicle sit outside shops at the second-hand auto parts market along Grogan Road after flooding disrupted businesses in the area. Heavy rains that pounded Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, March 6, 2026, triggered flash floods that overwhelmed roads and drainage systems, leaving parts of the city submerged and damaging businesses and motor vehicles. At Grogan Road, a busy hub for second-hand vehicle parts near the Nairobi River, mechanics and traders continued salvaging usable parts after floodwaters swept through roadside garages, spare-parts shops and stalls along the road.-stock-foto
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