A forensic image details a curved concrete structure in Gharee, Nepal, adorned with a painted mural

A forensic image details a curved concrete structure in Gharee, Nepal, adorned with a painted mural. The mural features a hummingbird-like bird with a dark head, red throat, and wings displaying red, orange, and green plumage, positioned centrally and facing right with its long beak extended. To the right of the bird, a light brown animal head, resembling a dog or deer, with a pink bow on its left ear, faces left, appearing to observe the bird. The mural's background is a stylized purple-pink with dark, possibly mountainous forms and several pink floral designs. The adjacent side of the concrete structure, forming a corner, is painted in two horizontal bands: solid red on top and solid white on the bottom. To the immediate left of this red and white section, a white grid-patterned metal fence is visible. Overhead and in the upper left background, green tree foliage is apparent. To the right of the mural, a patch of green grass is visible, and in the distant background, a building with a reddish-brown tiled roof and white-framed windows is present.