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This image depicts an active construction site in Borabu Chitago ward, Kenya, during the daytime, likely under an overcast sky. Several construction workers are visible, primarily men. In the foreground and center, a man in an orange t-shirt and dark trousers holds a long wooden beam, standing on the edge of a stone foundation wall. To his left, another worker in a red shirt and a worker wearing a blue hard hat and a light blue vest are positioned on a concrete structure with extensive wooden formwork and visible rebar, suggesting the preparation for a concrete pour. Further into the scene, a worker in a blue hard hat and a yellow reflective vest stands near newly poured concrete pillars. On the far right, another worker in a dark t-shirt with a graphic print, showing partial text "WHAT GOES," is partially visible. The scene is dominated by construction materials, including reddish-brown soil, large stone blocks forming foundation walls, numerous concrete pillars, wooden beams and props for formwork, and exposed rebar cages. In the background, a corrugated metal fence acts as a boundary. Beyond the fence, there are various buildings with corrugated iron roofs and some red brick structures, nestled among abundant green trees and vegetation. A red umbrella with the text "5G" is visible against the fence. The overall setting is a bustling outdoor construction environment in what appears to be a semi-urban or rural area. The workers appear focused on their tasks.
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