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The image captures an empty indoor public restroom, likely a male toilet, located within the Baitul Muttaqin Mosque in Kediri, Indonesia. The perspective is from the entrance, looking down a central aisle towards the far wall. On both the left and right sides of the aisle are a series of individual restroom stalls. The partitions appear to be made of light-colored panels on the left and dark brown, possibly wooden or laminate, panels on the right, all resting on a grey base. The walls are covered with light-colored square tiles up to about chest height, with a darker grey trim at the bottom. The floor is covered with speckled, light brown square tiles. The ceiling features exposed concrete beams in a grid pattern, painted white, with several round, flush-mounted lights illuminating the space. A series of dark pipes runs along the upper part of the wall, horizontally. In the upper left corner, there's a window with multiple panes, allowing natural light into the area. Against the far wall, centered in the aisle, stands a small, grey, pedal-operated trash can. Above it, a white paper sign with black text is posted, which reads: "HARAP MENJAGA KEBERSIHAN SETELAH MENGGUNAKAN TOILET" (Please maintain cleanliness after using the toilet). Higher on the same wall, a brown wooden sign with white text identifies the facility: "TOILET LAKI-LAKI" (Male Toilet) and "MASJID BAITUL MUTTAQIN" (Baitul Muttaqin Mosque). The scene is well-lit and appears functional and orderly, with no people present.
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