A man in a white collared shirt and black pants is standing outside a green building, holding a long wooden pole

A man in a white collared shirt and black pants is standing outside a green building, holding a long wooden pole. He is using the pole to adjust a string of red and white pennant banners decorated with the Garuda Pancasila emblem, which are hanging from the building's overhang. The banners appear to be for a national celebration. A red and white sign with Indonesian text that reads "TOLAK GRATIFIKASI" (Reject Gratification) is visible above the building's entrance. The building is painted bright green, with columns and window frames in the same color. Two potted palm trees are on either side of the entrance, and orange bougainvillea flowers are blooming on a vine that trails down from the roof. The ground is paved with orange tiles and grey hexagonal stones. The scene appears to be the entrance to the Kantor Kementerian Agama Kota Cilegon (Ministry of Religious Affairs Office, Cilegon City) in Cilegon, Indonesia.