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This image captures a health education poster taped to a light-colored, somewhat worn wall, likely in a public or institutional setting in Lhokseumawe, Indonesia. The poster instructs viewers on proper handwashing techniques. The main subject of the poster is a set of illustrated hands demonstrating six distinct steps for washing hands with soap. The top right of the poster features the bold text: "BIASAKAN CUCI TANGAN PAKAI SABUN" (GET USED TO WASHING HANDS WITH SOAP), followed by "60 detik dengan air mengalir" (for 60 seconds with running water). Below this, titled "6 Langkah Cuci Tangan" (6 Steps to Handwashing), are six numbered illustrations: 1. Hands rubbing soap on palms in a circular motion. 2. Rubbing the back of each hand alternately. 3. Rubbing between fingers. 4. Cleaning fingertips by interlocking them. 5. Rubbing and rotating each thumb alternately. 6. Cleaning palms with fingertips before rinsing. The poster also includes stylized illustrations of red and brown germs, and a magnifying glass highlights germs on a hand before washing. Logos visible on the poster include "GERMAS" (Gerakan Masyarakat Hidup Sehat - Healthy Community Movement) and "KEMENTERIAN KESEHATAN REPUBLIK INDONESIA" (Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia) at the top left, and "Farmalkes" at the bottom right. The poster is directly affixed to the wall, with visible tape at the top and bottom edges. The wall itself appears to have some dirt or discolored patches.
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