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The image displays a section of urban ground infrastructure in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. In the foreground, a two-part storm drain system is present. The upper component is a rectangular metal grate featuring a textured surface on its left side, incorporating a circular logo, while the right side is smoother and bears Vietnamese text: "ĐỪNG BỎ RÁC Ở ĐÂY. RÁC LÀM TẮC CỐNG GÂY NGẬP NƯỚC." (Do not litter here. Litter clogs the drain causing flooding.) Below this, a narrower metal grate composed of multiple horizontal bars forms the primary drainage opening. Adjacent to and slightly above the storm drain system is a square concrete manhole cover, embedded with a single rusty metal lifting ring at its center. Faint Vietnamese text visible on the manhole cover includes "TỔNG CÔNG TY CẤP NƯỚC SÀI GÒN" (Saigon Water Supply Corporation) and a partial date "07 - 5 - 202". To the upper left of the manhole cover, a portion of a tiled sidewalk with a repetitive, geometric pattern is visible. The surrounding ground is composed of concrete and exposed earth, with some dirt and debris. The scene is illuminated by daylight. No individuals are present.
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