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A rectangular warning sign, predominantly yellow with grey and red elements, is affixed behind a clear glass panel within a white frame, likely inside a public transport vehicle such as a metro or RER train in Paris, France. The sign features a large, grey, stylized warning symbol at the top, resembling an exclamation mark within a broken circle, topped with horizontal grey lines. Below this, primary warnings are presented in grey text across multiple languages. The first three lines are in French: "Ne pas se pencher", "Ne pas descendre sur la voie", and "Danger de Mort" (Do not lean out, Do not go onto the tracks, Danger of Death). Below the French text are two square pictograms with white backgrounds and grey borders. The left pictogram depicts a grey human figure leaning out of a grey train window/door, with a red lightning bolt-like symbol striking the figure, all overlaid with a red diagonal prohibition line. The right pictogram shows a grey train carriage from the side, with a red human figure standing on the tracks next to it, also overlaid with a red diagonal prohibition line. Further down, the same warnings are repeated in English ("Warning! Do not lean out", "Stay off tracks!", "Danger of death"), German ("Nicht hinauslehnen", "Betreten der Gleise verboten", "Lebensgefahr"), Spanish ("Prohibido asomarse a las vías", "Prohibido bajar a las vías", "Peligro de muerte"), and Italian ("È pericoloso sporgersi", "Non scendere sui binari", "Pericolo di morte"). The sign concludes at the bottom with a small, circular metallic fixture, possibly a fastener or part of the mounting mechanism. Reflections are visible on the glass panel.
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