Amsterdam
A yellow sticker with the text "Was je handen maar bij mij" (Wash your hands, but with me) in black. It also features a pictogram of two hands washing each other and three red crosses on the left side. The sticker appears to be affixed to a green surface with water droplets visible on it.

WAS JE HANDEN x MAAR x BIJ MIJ

27 December 2020 4
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