The image shows two signs, angled on a wall that resembles stone blocks, probably indoor decor. The upper sign is a "PROCLAMATION MINISTRY DECREE" numbered "102", that reminds riders to step carefully onto the moving walkway and into the vehicle seating. It also says there is "1 RIDER PER SEAT" and "4 RIDERS PER BENCH" beneath a logo or symbol resembling a letter 'M'. The lower sign, also a "PROCLAMATION MINISTRY DECREE" but numbered "101", states that "LOOSE ARTICLES ARE NOT PERMITTED ON THIS ATTRACTION". It instructs riders to remove or secure loose items, including hats, glasses, and personal electronic devices, before boarding. It also has a logo or symbol resembling a letter 'M'. Both signs are framed in a dark color, and suspended with a chain, and the letters are in a red serif font. The image is dark, and has a gothic ambience. The signs appear to be associated with an amusement park ride, possibly themed, and do not appear to be in Tongzhou District, China. in Tongzhou District, China

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Apr 2, 2026, 6:44 AM

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The image shows two signs, angled on a wall that resembles stone blocks, probably indoor decor. The upper sign is a "PROCLAMATION MINISTRY DECREE" numbered "102", that reminds riders to step carefully onto the moving walkway and into the vehicle seating. It also says there is "1 RIDER PER SEAT" and "4 RIDERS PER BENCH" beneath a logo or symbol resembling a letter 'M'. The lower sign, also a "PROCLAMATION MINISTRY DECREE" but numbered "101", states that "LOOSE ARTICLES ARE NOT PERMITTED ON THIS ATTRACTION". It instructs riders to remove or secure loose items, including hats, glasses, and personal electronic devices, before boarding. It also has a logo or symbol resembling a letter 'M'. Both signs are framed in a dark color, and suspended with a chain, and the letters are in a red serif font. The image is dark, and has a gothic ambience. The signs appear to be associated with an amusement park ride, possibly themed, and do not appear to be in Tongzhou District, China.

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