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The image displays a ground-level utility installation against a dark-colored building wall in Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania. On the left, two parallel, light blue PVC pipes, approximately 10-12 cm in diameter, extend vertically from the ground, each terminating in a grey elbow fitting with a threaded cap, where they connect into the wall. To the right of these pipes, a vertical strip of the wall shows exposed, rough, sandy-colored aggregate or plaster, indicating an open conduit or an area of spalled render. Within this exposed section, reddish-brown pipes are visible, extending upwards from the ground and disappearing into the wall. Near the center-right, a black, cylindrical water meter is installed just above ground level. This meter is connected by reddish-brown PVC pipes, with one segment rising vertically from the soil to the meter and another exiting the meter horizontally towards the wall. The ground immediately surrounding the pipes and wall is reddish-brown soil, densely covered with green weeds and various low-lying vegetation. No individuals are present in the scene.
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