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A person wearing a face mask stands in front of an industrial air conditioning unit. The background includes metallic structures and pipes, suggesting an outdoor urban setting. The individual is dressed in a light sweater and carries a bag over one shoulder.
A cityscape featuring modern high-rise buildings with reflective glass facades and visible urban greenery. The foreground includes rooftops with multiple air conditioning units, while a large mural with various colorful designs is visible on a wall.
A smartphone with a black case lies on a light-colored surface. The phone screen displays an air quality application with information about different locations. The top section shows the air quality in Caringin, West Java with 'Unhealthy' status and a temperature of 31.0°C. Below that, information for Paris, France shows a status of 'Very Unhealthy' with a temperature of 19.0°C. There is also an advertisement banner at the bottom of the screen.
A turquoise autonomous vehicle with multiple sensors is parked on an urban street. It is surrounded by trees and modern buildings, with visible license plates and sleek design details.
A city skyline is visible under a hazy, smog-filled sky. The sun, partially obscured by the pollution, glows a deep reddish-orange near the horizon. Tall buildings and urban infrastructure fill the foreground, with snow patches scattered in some areas, indicating a cold season.
A city skyline is visible under a hazy, smog-filled sky. The sun, partially obscured by the pollution, glows a deep reddish-orange near the horizon. Tall buildings and urban infrastructure fill the foreground, with snow patches scattered in some areas, indicating a cold season.
A series of air conditioning units are mounted on a metal structure outside a building with white paneling. Two large windows are visible behind the units, revealing the indoors with fluorescent lighting.
A smartphone displaying an air quality monitoring app interface in Indonesian, featuring an AQI reading of 159, which is labeled as unhealthy. The screen is divided into sections with different readings and options, and the phone is placed on a light grey surface.

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