makeshift shelter made of white tarpaulin with visible stitching and some discoloration, possibly from dirt or age

makeshift shelter made of white tarpaulin with visible stitching and some discoloration, possibly from dirt or age. The shelter is supported by wooden poles and appears to be located outdoors, in an area with dry grass, reeds, and debris, suggesting a somewhat neglected or rural environment. A blue rope is tied to the tarpaulin, running diagonally across the frame. In the background, a person wearing a striped shirt is visible near some wooden tables with green frames. There are also large plastic water jugs, a metal ladder, and more tarpaulin structures. The overall impression is of a temporary or informal settlement, possibly near agricultural land given the presence of reeds. The scene is consistent with informal settlements found in peripheral or less developed areas within cities like Sukabumi, Indonesia, where makeshift shelters are common due to economic or social factors. The surrounding vegetation and the presence of what appears to be agricultural crops in the distance further support a location outside the core urban center of Sukabumi.