At a construction site in Sidi Moussa Ben Ali, Morocco, a concrete foundation or slab is actively being poured

At a construction site in Sidi Moussa Ben Ali, Morocco, a concrete foundation or slab is actively being poured. The scene is dominated by a dense grid of rusty rebar laid horizontally, forming the reinforcement for the concrete. A thick black hose from a concrete pump extends vertically downwards into this rebar grid, actively discharging wet, grey concrete. Portions of the rebar grid already show fresh concrete settled beneath and around the bars. Six individuals are present, all appearing to be construction workers or supervisors. All wear yellow hard hats, and most wear orange high-visibility safety vests. 1. On the far left, a worker in an orange vest with a logo, blue trousers, and green rubber boots stands near the pump hose, facing a second worker. 2. The second worker, directly to the right, wears an orange vest, dark trousers, and light boots, appearing to interact or coordinate with the first worker near the pouring concrete. 3. In the center-right, a worker in a long, light-colored trench coat, a yellow hard hat, and green rubber boots stands observing the operation. 4. To the right of the trench-coated worker, another worker in an orange vest and light trousers actively operates a concrete vibrator tool, holding its looped hose, to consolidate the newly poured concrete. 5. Further in the background, to the right of the pump hose, a worker in a yellow high-visibility vest and hard hat is partially visible, appearing to observe. 6. A sixth individual, partially obscured by the trench-coated worker, is also visible in the background, similarly dressed in a high-visibility vest and hard hat. The environment consists of excavated earth with high, uneven light-brown soil walls in the background. A dark, possibly waterproof, membrane lines the lower section of these walls, indicating formwork for the foundation. A bright portable work light on a stand illuminates a section of the dirt wall in the background. Green netting or tarp is visible along the upper edge of the excavated area.