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The image displays the right side of a parked public transport minibus, commonly known as a Dala-dala, on an asphalt road in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The vehicle features horizontal paint stripes in light blue, white, yellow, and purple. White text on the purple section indicates route information and contact numbers, including "PIGA LATRA," "VIA GOBA," and destinations such as Kawete and Mbezi with associated fares. A dark-skinned individual, identified as a bus attendant or conductor, stands smiling in the open passenger doorway, wearing a red polo shirt with a logo and dark trousers. Their left hand rests on the door frame. Multiple dark-skinned passengers are visible through the bus windows. The front right wheel, featuring a dark tire and a rusty six-lug steel wheel, is visible on the lower left. The road surface is dark, granular asphalt, with a distinct shadow cast by the bus. A small, light-colored object and a thin, brown stick are present on the asphalt in the foreground.
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