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An outdoor entrance area of an airport, serving the city of Thuận An, Vietnam, is depicted during daytime. The scene is dominated by a wide, light brown tiled floor, reflecting ambient light. A large, grey concrete overhang is supported by multiple substantial, cylindrical grey columns. In the foreground, a long, staggered line of silver-colored luggage carts with black handles extends across the tiled floor from left to right. Three male individuals, presumably airport staff, are actively managing these carts. On the far left, a man in a red short-sleeved shirt and dark trousers walks past a segment of carts moving from left to right. In the central mid-ground, another man in a red short-sleeved shirt and dark trousers, wearing a dark baseball cap, pushes a line of approximately ten connected luggage carts from right to left. On the far right, a third man in a red short-sleeved shirt and dark trousers is partially visible, pushing a separate line of connected luggage carts from left to right. A yellow caution cone is positioned behind this third segment of carts. In the background, behind the active area with luggage carts, numerous people are visible moving or standing in what appears to be a terminal or waiting area. To the left, large digital display boards show flight information, with one indicating "Chuyến bay đi (Departures)" and a time of "05:01". Other blue and black digital screens display advertisements or information. Large, grey cylindrical pillars continue into the background, supporting the overhead structure. Several red rectangular advertising billboards hang from the concrete ceiling, displaying the Vietnamese text "LIÊN HỆ QUẢNG CÁO" (Contact for Advertising) and the phone number "0933.33.99.88". Further right, similar blue billboards display "0969.39.99.89". A yellow sign affixed to a pillar indicates "11 GF". Beyond the covered area on the right, green palm trees and distant buildings are visible under natural light, indicating an open outdoor environment adjacent to the structure.
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