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This media file captures the interior of a quick-service restaurant, likely in Casablanca, Morocco, given the context. The dominant feature is a white service counter in the foreground, equipped with two modern black touchscreen point-of-sale (POS) systems and associated payment terminals. A white stand displaying the large number "42" suggests an order pick-up or queue number. To the far left, partially visible behind the counter, is a red fire extinguisher. The background features a dark, possibly black, tiled wall. A prominent framed portrait of King Mohammed VI of Morocco hangs centrally on this wall, showing him seated in a regal setting. Arabic script is visible below the portrait. Below the portrait and to its right, several white wall-mounted units are visible, including what appear to be light switches and smaller control panels. To the left of the portrait, a red and white circular sign indicates the presence of an "EXTINCTEUR" (fire extinguisher) and details its classes ("B E F"). A large, vertical digital menu board is partially visible on the far left, displaying items like "Boissons froides" (cold drinks) and "Frites" with prices in Moroccan Dirhams (DH). The ceiling is white and features modern recessed lighting fixtures, one with two bright lights and another with a linear light. A white dome-shaped CCTV surveillance camera is mounted on the ceiling. The overall scene is clean, modern, and functional, illuminated by artificial light. No people are present, implying a pause in service or off-peak hours.
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