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The image displays a Romanian language poster illustrating the correct procedure for handwashing. The poster is divided into numbered steps, each accompanied by a simple line drawing depicting a specific action. The title "Cum spalam mainile?" translates to "How do we wash our hands?". Below the title, there's a directive stating "SPALATI MAINILE DACA SUNT VIZIBIL MURDARE! ALTFEL, DEZINFECTATI-LE", meaning "WASH YOUR HANDS IF VISIBLY DIRTY! OTHERWISE, DISINFECT THEM". A clock icon indicates that the entire procedure should last 20-30 seconds. The steps depicted are: 1. Wet hands with water. 2. Apply enough soap to cover all hand surfaces. 3. Rub hands palm to palm. 4. Rub back of hands and between fingers. 5. Rub palm to palm with fingers interlaced. 6. Rub the backs of fingers to opposing palms with fingers linked. 7. Rub each thumb clasped in the opposite hand. 8. Rub fingertips in the opposite palm. 9. Rinse hands with water. 10. Dry hands with a single-use towel. 11. Close the tap using the towel. At the bottom of the poster, the logo of the World Health Organization is visible, along with Romanian governmental and institutional logos including "INSP" (Institutul National de Sanatate Publica) and "CNESSP" (Centrul National de Evaluare si Promovare a Starii de Sanatate). There is no information within the image to indicate its location in the city of Petroșani, Romania. The image is a instructional poster.
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