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This image captures the starboard bow and forward superstructure of a white fishing vessel named "BEN LAHCEN" (بن لحسن), identified by the number "6-46", moored in a harbor in Tangier, Morocco. The vessel's hull is painted white, featuring a prominent dark blue stripe and a red antifouling stripe along the waterline. Below the blue stripe on the bow, the vessel's name "بن لحسن" is inscribed in blue Arabic script, accompanied by the blue Arabic numerals "6-46" and a blue anchor emblem. Above the white painted hull, a grey metallic section, possibly made of reinforced aluminum, extends upwards, characterized by a uniform pattern of diamond-shaped indentations or fasteners. The white wheelhouse, situated forward, features multiple rectangular windows fitted with light pink curtains visible from the exterior. Mounted on the wheelhouse roof are essential navigational components, including a white radar dome located centrally at the front, navigation lights, and two large, dark-cased floodlights positioned towards the sides. The vessel rests in dark, calm water that exhibits reflections of the hull and the sky. The sky above is overcast, showing a mix of white and grey clouds. No individuals, actions, or direct interactions are depicted in the scene.
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