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An outdoor, ground-level photograph captures a water meter installed next to a light-colored building wall. The central subject is a black water meter with a prominent white and red dial, connected to a series of pipes. These pipes are made of varying materials, some appearing metallic and others possibly plastic, with sections wrapped in tape. Small green weeds and sparse vegetation partially obscure the meter and pipes. The ground around the installation consists of dark brown soil and dirt, interspersed with more green plant growth. Various pieces of debris are scattered across the ground. Most notably, a partially crushed green plastic bottle lies near the right side of the frame. Visible text on its label, against a green background, appears to read "Anda" or "Kanda." Other debris includes a curled white plastic strip and small fragments of rubble or broken material. The wall, running along the left and top edges of the image, is a light beige or off-white concrete or stucco surface, showing signs of dirt and weathering at its base. The scene is brightly lit, indicating daytime conditions. There is no human activity visible; the image presents a static view of utility infrastructure. The setting suggests an outdoor, possibly utilitarian area in Mbeya, Tanzania.
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