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The image shows the exterior of a car service station in Shymkent, Kazakhstan. The station has a white facade with large gold lettering. The left side of the facade has lettering in a Cyrillic script that appears to read "МАЙ АУЫСТЫРУ," which translates to "Oil Change." The right side of the facade has lettering in a Cyrillic script that reads "ЗАМЕНА МАС," which translates to "Oil Change." Below the lettering on the right side, a blue sign with a number "12" and Cyrillic text is visible. There are large red double doors on the left side of the entrance, and a metal grate gate on the right side, with a white door behind it. Inside the service station, shelves are stocked with various automotive fluids and products. A yellow gas cylinder with "MARSOL" branding is also visible. The ground in front of the station is paved with concrete and shows signs of wear and tear, including cracks and a dark stain. The sky above is clear and blue.
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