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A white rectangular information and advertisement board is securely affixed to a weathered red brick wall by four visible fasteners
A white rectangular information and advertisement board is securely affixed to a weathered red brick wall by four visible fasteners. Above the sign, a dark brown vertical downspout and an electrical conduit with an attached junction box are present. The brick wall exhibits visible mortar lines and areas of white discoloration. The sign identifies the location as the Harburg-Rönneburg district within Hamburg, Germany, through the prominent display of "FSV Harburg-Rönneburg von 1893 e.V." and multiple associated business addresses listing "21079 Hamburg." The board's upper section features several local business advertisements: "KFZ-Technik Wölfer" (automotive repair), "RAUTENBERG Dachsysteme GmbH" (roofing), "KIOSK MANECKE" (Menzingstrasse 24A, 21079 Hamburg, selling tobacco, spirits, sweets, newspapers, drinks), an informational segment for "Defibrillator (AED)" stating "Jeder kann Leben retten!", "Grafic-Malerbetrieb" (Vogelstraße 9, 21079 Hamburg, painting and concrete repair), "MORINA Garten- und Landschaftsbau + Schrott- und Metallhandel" (Dampfschiffsweg 23, 21079 Hamburg), and "Fahrschule Krassa" (Zur Seebefestigung 22, 21079 Hamburg). The central portion of the sign displays "Gemeinsam Leben retten!" (Save lives together!) in red text, accompanied by a graphic depicting a sequence of stylized human figures: a red figure representing a heart emergency, a green figure with a first aid kit running to assist, and three grey figures in motion, symbolizing a coordinated response. The lower section provides a three-step visual instruction guide for using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED): "1 Ziehen" (Pulling pads from a dispenser), "2 Platzieren" (Placing pads on a patient's chest), and "3 Drücken" (Pressing a flashing green button on the device). Below these instructions, emergency service contact numbers are listed: Polizei (110), Feuerwehr (112), and Rettungsdienst (112), under the heading "Schnelle Hilfe im Notfall!" (Fast help in an emergency!). A five-point checklist for making an effective emergency call is also present, detailing required information: caller identity, incident location, nature of the event, number of injured, and instructions to wait for callback. No individuals are present in the scene, and no direct human actions are depicted; the image captures a static outdoor informational display.