The image captures a scene at what appears to be a decontamination or PPE doffing station in Tchere, Democratic Republic of the Congo, likely operating outdoors under a temporary shelter. Bright daylight suggests it's daytime. Three individuals are present within a designated area enclosed by orange plastic safety fencing. In the foreground on the left, a person wearing green medical scrubs, a white apron, and a black head covering with safety glasses, stands with their back to the viewer. They are holding a white and black spray device, directing it towards another individual. This second person, centrally positioned, is fully clad in a white hazmat suit, commonly known as personal protective equipment (PPE), with orange trim. The brand "Tyvek" is visible on their suit, indicating its material. They are also wearing a clear face shield and light blue gloves, and have both hands raised, possibly in a gesture of cooperation for being sprayed or adjusted. A third individual, similarly dressed in a white hazmat suit with a face shield marked "SAFETY" and blue gloves, is partially visible on the left, slightly behind the first person. The temporary shelter overhead is constructed from wooden beams and covered with a light-colored tarp, offering shade. In the background, a vibrant blue building wall is visible. To the right, an orange bucket sits on a wooden stool. Text clearly visible on the bucket reads "SALINA," "0.9%," and "DESHABILLAGE," which is French for 'undressing' or 'doffing,' suggesting it's part of a doffing procedure, possibly for a saline solution used in decontamination. The ground beneath the shelter appears to be dirt or mud, with some sparse vegetation in the background. A watermark "Joseph Kisuki" is visible in the bottom right corner. in Tchere, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Jun 4, 2026

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The image captures a scene at what appears to be a decontamination or PPE doffing station in Tchere, Democratic Republic of the Congo, likely operating outdoors under a temporary shelter. Bright daylight suggests it's daytime. Three individuals are present within a designated area enclosed by orange plastic safety fencing. In the foreground on the left, a person wearing green medical scrubs, a white apron, and a black head covering with safety glasses, stands with their back to the viewer. They are holding a white and black spray device, directing it towards another individual. This second person, centrally positioned, is fully clad in a white hazmat suit, commonly known as personal protective equipment (PPE), with orange trim. The brand "Tyvek" is visible on their suit, indicating its material. They are also wearing a clear face shield and light blue gloves, and have both hands raised, possibly in a gesture of cooperation for being sprayed or adjusted. A third individual, similarly dressed in a white hazmat suit with a face shield marked "SAFETY" and blue gloves, is partially visible on the left, slightly behind the first person. The temporary shelter overhead is constructed from wooden beams and covered with a light-colored tarp, offering shade. In the background, a vibrant blue building wall is visible. To the right, an orange bucket sits on a wooden stool. Text clearly visible on the bucket reads "SALINA," "0.9%," and "DESHABILLAGE," which is French for 'undressing' or 'doffing,' suggesting it's part of a doffing procedure, possibly for a saline solution used in decontamination. The ground beneath the shelter appears to be dirt or mud, with some sparse vegetation in the background. A watermark "Joseph Kisuki" is visible in the bottom right corner.

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