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This forensic description details a severely deteriorated public safety warning sign, likely situated within the city of London, United Kingdom, specifically on a public transport system like the Underground. The sign consists of two main sections: an upper triangular warning symbol and a lower text panel, both heavily damaged. The upper section displays a black equilateral triangle on a yellow background, containing a black silhouette of a person standing between two inward-closing doors, indicated by horizontal arrows. This symbol is set against a mottled white or light grey background, possibly a reflective surface. The lower section features black text on a yellow background. Partially visible words read "Caution", followed by "Obstructing", and then "the doors is". The entire visible surface of the sign is covered in extensive, interconnected, spider-web-like cracks. These fissures are predominantly dark brown or black, with notable reddish-maroon discoloration appearing within many of the cracks, suggesting the exposure of an underlying layer or accumulation of red-toned grime. The yellow and white surfaces appear textured and uneven due to the widespread degradation of the material. A thin vertical red strip is visible along the far-left edge of the frame. The sign exhibits advanced signs of age and wear.
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