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This image captures a daytime scene at a building in Casablanca, Morocco, featuring gender-segregated entrances. The architecture consists of light-colored, possibly painted concrete walls and ceilings, with a prominent central pillar. Above the left opening, a sign reads "الرجال HOMMES" (Men), while the right opening is marked "النساء FEMMES" (Women), both in blue Arabic and French lettering, indicating the location's bilingual context. A window with black metal grates is visible above the "Hommes" entrance, and a section of glass blocks above the "Femmes" entrance. A security camera is mounted high on the wall in the upper right corner. In the foreground, a young boy with dark hair, wearing a dark green long-sleeved top with "FÉROCE" in yellow text, stands with a neutral expression, looking towards the camera. To his right, partially visible, is a woman in a light-colored hijab and long traditional garment, carrying a dark duffel bag near the "Femmes" entrance. Inside the "Hommes" entrance, an older man dressed in traditional Moroccan attire, including a dark tunic with gold embroidery and a light head covering, stands on a patterned tiled floor. Other blurred figures are discernible within both doorways, suggesting people are entering or exiting these facilities, likely restrooms or prayer areas, common in public spaces. The lighting indicates it is daytime, with natural light illuminating the scene.
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