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close-up of a large, vertically oriented poster or banner, likely displayed outdoors or in a public space
close-up of a large, vertically oriented poster or banner, likely displayed outdoors or in a public space. The poster features bold text in French and a graphic design aimed at public health awareness, specifically concerning Ebola. The top section of the poster displays official emblems and text from the Ministry of Public Health, Hygiene, and Prevention of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Prominently featured is a large red and white "STOP EBOLA" graphic, accompanied by text that translates to "TO PROTECT US AND PROTECT OUR COMMUNITY AGAINST EBOLA." To the right, there is a green graphic with the number "151" and text indicating a free information hotline. Below this, a section titled "Bonnes pratiques" (Good practices) outlines recommended actions with accompanying illustrations and descriptions. These include washing hands correctly, washing and cooking food thoroughly, and avoiding contact with bodily fluids and secretions. The poster appears to be made of a durable material, possibly vinyl or PVC, and is designed to withstand outdoor conditions. It is affixed with at least one grommet at the top, suggesting it is hung or tied. The environment around the poster is visible on the right side, showing a rough, wooden surface that appears to be part of a structure like a wall or table. The lighting suggests it is daytime, with natural light illuminating the poster. The background is out of focus, indicating the photograph was taken at a close range to capture the details of the poster. The context provided about Kamakombe, Democratic Republic of the Congo, suggests this poster is located in a region actively engaged in public health campaigns against Ebola.