An overhead-angle image depicts an active construction site in Sidi Moussa Ben Ali, Morocco, during a concrete pour

An overhead-angle image depicts an active construction site in Sidi Moussa Ben Ali, Morocco, during a concrete pour. One male worker, wearing a yellow hard hat, olive green protective coat, red trousers, green rubber boots, and light-colored gloves, is visible on the left, holding and guiding a black concrete pump hose. The hose discharges a pile of grey concrete aggregate onto a dense, rusty brown grid of reinforcing steel bars (rebar) forming a foundation or slab mat. A second, thinner black hose or cable lies across the rebar in the immediate foreground. In the background, a light brown, excavated dirt wall rises, with a section of black waterproof membrane, possibly bitumen-based and marked with "ESTRU" and other illegible text, visible along its base, partially covered by light blue strips. Wooden blocks are positioned intermittently above this membrane. Another, larger black concrete pump hose extends into the frame from the upper right, actively discharging fresh concrete onto the rebar grid.