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A weathered, dark green sign with white text is mounted on two metal poles, standing upright in a grassy outdoor area. The sign, titled "WARNING PERHATIAN WANTI-WANTI," lists six numbered rules in Javanese and English, along with a concluding sentence in Javanese: "SING LANGGAR TANGGUNGAN DHEWE !!!" The rules advise against selfishness, bad intentions, littering, damaging buildings, stealing, immorality, and hurting others. A circular emblem with intricate designs is visible on the upper left of the sign, and a triangular emblem with the word "ANGICIP" is on the upper right. The sign is positioned on a slight incline with dry grass, scattered rocks, and some greenery at its base. In the background, trees line the left side of the frame, and a partially visible white building with arched openings stands to the right, suggesting a historical or public space. The overall lighting indicates it is daytime, possibly late afternoon, with soft shadows. The sign appears to be located at a historical site in Ngawi, Indonesia, likely related to the building in the background.
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