Three informational signs are displayed on a clean white wall in what appears to be an indoor public or commercial setting in Mexico City, Mexico. The image is taken at a slight angle, showing the signs neatly affixed to the wall. The leftmost sign is a white rectangular panel with multiple numbered pictograms and Spanish text detailing emergency procedures. Titled "QUE HACER EN CASO DE: SISMOS" (What to do in case of: Earthquakes) and "INCENDIOS" (Fires), it provides instructions such as "CONSERVE LA CALMA" (Keep calm), "NO USE ELEVADORES" (Do not use elevators), "UBIQUESE EN ZONAS DE SEGURIDAD" (Locate yourself in safe zones), and "SI EL HUMO ES DENSO ARRASTRESE POR EL SUELO" (If smoke is dense, crawl on the floor). The middle sign, also white, features a prominent red circle with a diagonal line through a lit cigarette, indicating "NO FUMAR" (No Smoking). Below, white text on a black background explains that smoking is legally prohibited and outlines penalties for non-compliance, citing "ARTICULO 30 DE LA LEY DE PROTECCION A LA SALUD DE LOS NO FUMADORES EN EL DISTRITO FEDERAL." It specifies fines based on minimum wage and potential arrest for repeat offenses, and provides a Mexican complaint hotline: "01 800 966 3863". The rightmost sign is blue with bold white capital letters. It states: "EN ESTE ESTABLECIMIENTO NO SE DISCRIMINA POR MOTIVOS DE RAZA, RELIGIÓN ORIENTACIÓN SEXUAL, CONDICIÓN FISICA Ó SOCIO ECONOMICA NI POR NINGUN OTRO MOTIVO." (In this establishment, there is no discrimination based on race, religion, sexual orientation, physical or socioeconomic condition, or any other motive.) No people are visible, and there are no direct cues about the time of day or specific activities taking place beyond what the signs instruct or prohibit.

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Three informational signs are displayed on a clean white wall in what appears to be an indoor public or commercial setting in Mexico City, Mexico. The image is taken at a slight angle, showing the signs neatly affixed to the wall. The leftmost sign is a white rectangular panel with multiple numbered pictograms and Spanish text detailing emergency procedures. Titled "QUE HACER EN CASO DE: SISMOS" (What to do in case of: Earthquakes) and "INCENDIOS" (Fires), it provides instructions such as "CONSERVE LA CALMA" (Keep calm), "NO USE ELEVADORES" (Do not use elevators), "UBIQUESE EN ZONAS DE SEGURIDAD" (Locate yourself in safe zones), and "SI EL HUMO ES DENSO ARRASTRESE POR EL SUELO" (If smoke is dense, crawl on the floor). The middle sign, also white, features a prominent red circle with a diagonal line through a lit cigarette, indicating "NO FUMAR" (No Smoking). Below, white text on a black background explains that smoking is legally prohibited and outlines penalties for non-compliance, citing "ARTICULO 30 DE LA LEY DE PROTECCION A LA SALUD DE LOS NO FUMADORES EN EL DISTRITO FEDERAL." It specifies fines based on minimum wage and potential arrest for repeat offenses, and provides a Mexican complaint hotline: "01 800 966 3863". The rightmost sign is blue with bold white capital letters. It states: "EN ESTE ESTABLECIMIENTO NO SE DISCRIMINA POR MOTIVOS DE RAZA, RELIGIÓN ORIENTACIÓN SEXUAL, CONDICIÓN FISICA Ó SOCIO ECONOMICA NI POR NINGUN OTRO MOTIVO." (In this establishment, there is no discrimination based on race, religion, sexual orientation, physical or socioeconomic condition, or any other motive.) No people are visible, and there are no direct cues about the time of day or specific activities taking place beyond what the signs instruct or prohibit. | Open Wire