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The image displays a construction site in Borabu Chitago ward, Kenya, focusing on the foundational work of a new building. In the foreground, robust stone walls, constructed from large, irregularly shaped grey and some light brown rocks set in thick mortar, form the base of the structure. A yellow wire is visible draped over one section of the stone wall. Wooden planks and formwork are positioned within the foundation, some showing remnants of wet concrete. A prominent dark wooden board used as formwork in the center-right features repeating circular logos. These logos appear to show a stylized fist or hammer and the text "NUMBERS" or "HUMMER," along with "100 MM" printed on them. Behind the stone walls and formwork, concrete pillars and footings with exposed rebar protrude from the red earth, indicating preparation for columns or further structural elements. The surrounding ground is predominantly red soil, with evidence of recent excavation. In the background, more concrete footings with rebar are scattered across the reddish-brown terrain. A long corrugated metal fence stretches across the mid-ground, separating the construction area from the distant surroundings. Beyond the fence, several modest buildings with various roof types, including corrugated iron, and abundant green trees are visible under an overcast sky. The scene depicts an active, open-air construction project under what appears to be daytime conditions.
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