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A long, narrow indoor corridor, part of a building located in Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania, is depicted from a slightly low-angle perspective, facing towards its distant end. Both side walls are uniformly clad with white, textured ceramic tiles, exhibiting specular reflections from overhead lighting. The floor is composed of large, light-colored square ceramic tiles separated by dark grout lines, displaying minor surface wear. The ceiling is flat and light-colored, fitted with multiple exposed fluorescent strip light fixtures that provide illumination. On the immediate right, a door with a white frame and a translucent panel is partially open, featuring a prominent silver-colored horizontal pull handle. Further along the right wall, two additional closed doors with similar pull handles are visible. On the immediate left, a door with a white frame and a translucent panel is slightly ajar. Another closed door is visible further down the left wall. Towards the far end of the corridor, a green emergency exit sign with white pictograms is affixed to the left wall. Directly below this sign, a white, square-shaped device is mounted. A small, dark rectangular recess is present on the lower section of the left wall, approximately one-third into the corridor from the foreground. The corridor is devoid of human presence or activity.
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