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In an outdoor scene, a man wearing a yellow shirt and a black cap is actively pouring a thick, dark brown, viscous liquid into a blue metal barrel. He uses a brown, scoop-like container to transfer the liquid from what appears to be a yellow jerrycan resting on top of the barrel. The dark liquid is extensively spilled, dripping down the sides of the blue barrel, covering parts of the man's yellow shirt and arms, and forming puddles on the dusty, unpaved ground around the barrel. Another yellow container lies on its side on the ground nearby. The setting is an unpaved road or dirt path, with various trees and sparse vegetation. In the background, there are simple, single-story buildings and utility poles with power lines. Further down the road, a person can be seen riding a bicycle. The strong sunlight casts distinct shadows, indicating it is daytime with clear skies. A white label on the blue barrel is partially visible, showing "DUN...", "NO. 1670", and possibly "300 LITER" or "200 LITER", suggesting its capacity for industrial liquid. A red and white label on the yellow jerrycan, possibly bearing a brand name, is also present but not clearly legible. The overall scene depicts a laborious task involving the transfer of a messy, dark substance, likely bitumen or heavy oil, in a semi-urban or rural area like Kisumu, Kenya. The man appears focused on his task, seemingly unbothered by the extensive spillage.
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