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This image depicts an outdoor street scene in Accra, Ghana, featuring a large anti-gun public service announcement billboard. The billboard is predominantly reddish-orange with white text and an image of a young Black male, appearing to be an adolescent, dressed in a military-style shirt and patterned trousers, holding a dark firearm. A red prohibition symbol is superimposed over the weapon. The text reads: "Guns are not toys, they can end your life. Prevent children from having access to them." The message is attributed to the "National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons," with contact details including a ".gov.gh" website and a Ghanaian telephone number (Tel: 030 266 9071). A circular logo with an anti-gun symbol is visible in the top right corner of the billboard. In the foreground, a mound of brown earth, small stones, and debris occupies the base of the billboard. Several larger rocks, some displaying traces of green and red material, rest on this mound. A paved sidewalk is visible to the right. Behind the billboard, a light yellow building with a terracotta-colored roofline is partially visible. Numerous dark electrical wires and cables are strung across the building's facade. A barred window and barbed wire run along the top of the wall directly above the billboard. Green tree foliage overhangs the scene from the top, casting shadows, beneath a bright sky.
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