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A metal and wood shelving unit displays multiple rows of bottled water in a supermarket in Bandung, Indonesia, located at latitude -6.891 and longitude 107.632. The shelves are stocked with rows of bottled water from different brands, including "Le Mineral," "S.O.S," and "AQUA." The bottles are all plastic and blue, and the labels are mostly white with red, blue, and black text. The shelves are arranged in a pyramid shape, with the largest number of bottles on the bottom row. The shelves are black with brown wood supports. There is a sign above the top shelf advertising a price of "2.600" in Indonesian Rupiah, but the product it is referring to is not visible. The supermarket aisle is tiled in white and grey and appears mostly empty, with a few visible shelves in the background containing various products.  There is a sign on the shelf to the right that says "SERBA HEMAT," which translates to "Everything Cheap."  It also lists the prices for the products on the shelves, "1.500" and "3.150" in Indonesian Rupiah.
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May 11, 2025, 7:23 AM

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A metal and wood shelving unit displays multiple rows of bottled water in a supermarket in Bandung, Indonesia, located at latitude -6.891 and longitude 107.632. The shelves are stocked with rows of bottled water from different brands, including "Le Mineral," "S.O.S," and "AQUA." The bottles are all plastic and blue, and the labels are mostly white with red, blue, and black text. The shelves are arranged in a pyramid shape, with the largest number of bottles on the bottom row. The shelves are black with brown wood supports. There is a sign above the top shelf advertising a price of "2.600" in Indonesian Rupiah, but the product it is referring to is not visible. The supermarket aisle is tiled in white and grey and appears mostly empty, with a few visible shelves in the background containing various products. There is a sign on the shelf to the right that says "SERBA HEMAT," which translates to "Everything Cheap." It also lists the prices for the products on the shelves, "1.500" and "3.150" in Indonesian Rupiah.

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