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A brightly lit scene showcases a set of directional signs mounted on a light-colored wooden paneled wall, likely in a public building in Casablanca, Morocco. The central and most prominent sign is a rectangular one, framed in light wood, featuring white male and female pictograms separated by a vertical line, all set against a dark reddish-brown background. Below the figures, the word "المراحيض" (Arabic for "the toilets") and "TOILETTES" (French for "toilets") are written in white capital letters, indicating a restroom facility. Above this main restroom sign, a smaller square wooden-framed sign displays a white circle with a dark grey arrow pointing downwards and to the left, serving as a directional indicator. Partially visible to the right of the central sign is another square, wooden-framed sign with a green background and a white arrow pointing downwards and to the right, suggesting a different directional path or another facility. A sleek, metallic handrail with integrated warm lighting runs across the bottom of the frame, attached to the wall by silver-colored brackets. The light from the handrail illuminates the lower section of the wooden wall, creating a subtle ambiance. The dual-language signage (Arabic and French) is a common feature in Morocco, reinforcing the specified location context. The overall setting suggests a clean, modern interior space.
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