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An upright, teal-colored banner displays a message in Indonesian about drug prevention. At the top, a small emblem with a green and yellow design is visible. Below this, large white text reads "WUJUDKAN DESA KOPO SEHAT BEBAS NARKOBA," which translates to "Realize a Healthy Kopo Village Free from Narcotics." In the center of the banner, a man wearing a dark uniform and a cap with a crest is pictured, with his right hand raised in a stop gesture, superimposed over a red circle with a diagonal line, symbolizing prohibition. Below the man's image, the word "STOP" is written in large, bold red letters. Further down, the text "PENYALAHGUNAAN NARKOBA" appears, meaning "Drug Abuse." At the bottom of the banner, a grid of six circular icons with red borders and diagonal lines indicates prohibited items or activities related to drugs. These icons depict, from left to right, top row: a knife, a marijuana leaf, and a syringe. Bottom row: pills, a mushroom, and a smoking pipe. The banner is positioned indoors against a neutral-colored wall. To the left of the banner, a white electrical outlet is visible on the wall, near the floor. The floor appears to be tiled in a reddish-brown color. The overall lighting suggests an indoor environment, possibly a public space.
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