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The image depicts a mural on a concrete wall in Accra, Ghana (latitude: 5.582, longitude: -0.195). The mural is painted in a vibrant, stylized manner, featuring two individuals prominently displayed. The individual on the left, a man with a thick beard, is portrayed in a red shirt, holding a white placard with black text that reads "ILLEGAL MINING DAMAGES THE LAND AS WELL AS WATER SUPPLY." The individual on the right, a woman, is depicted in a yellow shirt with her arm raised, holding a white placard with black text that reads "EXPOSURE TO POISONOUS CHEMICAL CAN LEAD TO VARIOUS CANCERS, MERCURY POISONING, SILICA-INDUCED. SDGS. 6 and 15." A smaller white placard with black text, held by the man, reads "SAVE EARTH." Between the individuals, another white placard with black text reads "GALAMSEY ACTIVITIES HAVE DEPLETED GHANA FOREST COVER AND CAUSED WATER POLLUTION." The background of the mural is painted in various shades of red, orange, and green, mimicking a natural environment. The ground in front of the wall is a dirty, grey concrete surface.
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