This image depicts a laboratory setting in Tarauni, Nigeria

This image depicts a laboratory setting in Tarauni, Nigeria. The scene is dominated by two medical diagnostic machines placed on a light-colored countertop against a white tiled wall. On the right, a Mindray BC-2800 hematology analyzer is prominently displayed. This machine is white with light blue accents on its screen bezel and keypad, which features multiple small buttons. Its screen is currently black. A thermal paper roll is visible in its integrated printer slot. A black computer keyboard rests on top of this machine. To the left of the Mindray analyzer, another larger, white laboratory instrument is present, partially covered by clear plastic sheeting, suggesting it is either new, in storage, or being protected. This machine also features a screen and a series of buttons or indicators. Between these two machines, three white plastic bottles are visible on the countertop. One has a blue cap, another a red cap, and a third, closer to the foreground, has a blue cap. These are likely reagent bottles. Affixed to the white tiled wall above the left machine is a printed notice, taped directly to the tiles. The visible text reads, "ALWAYS CHECK THE LEVEL OF REAGENTS FOR FULL BLOOD COUNT MACHINE BEFORE PUTTING IT ON DAILY TO AVOID RUNNING OUT OF REAGENT." To the right of this notice, another stack of papers or documents is taped to the wall. The area below the countertop is dark, revealing a cardboard box with labels on the far left, indicative of storage or supplies. On the far left edge of the image, a yellow object and a dark fabric-like element are partially visible, possibly suggesting an individual's clothing or a piece of equipment. The overall lighting is consistent with an indoor, artificially lit environment. No individuals are clearly depicted in the frame.