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The image depicts an interior view of a tiled washroom, located in Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania. The room is surfaced with large, rectangular white ceramic tiles on both walls and floor, featuring a subtle gray marble-like veining pattern. Light gray grout lines are consistently visible throughout. A white ceramic squat toilet is integrated into the floor, positioned towards the lower right of the frame. Above it, on the left wall, a white plastic high-level cistern, branded "KAASSA" on its upper right, is mounted. A flexible metallic hose connects the cistern to a wall-mounted stopcock, which is further connected to a black-handled water valve. Below this, a white bidet sprayer (shataff) with an attached white hose is mounted on the wall; its hose connects to another black-handled water valve. A white PVC downpipe extends vertically from the cistern down to the squat toilet. To the immediate left of the squat toilet, a gray plastic, perforated toilet brush holder is mounted on the wall, containing a gray brush handle. On the right wall, a brass-colored tap/spigot protrudes near the floor level. A dark gray partition or door frame is partially visible along the far left edge of the frame. The fixtures appear recently installed or are in new condition. No individuals, actions, or interactions are present in the scene.
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