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This image depicts a sunlit street scene in Kandahar, Afghanistan, showcasing commercial buildings and pedestrian activity. Three multi-story buildings line the street. The leftmost building features a beige-colored upper facade with two arched openings, possibly balconies, supported by columns. Its ground floor, identified by a sign with Pashto script as "Ehsan Workshop," operates as an appliance store, displaying multiple large white appliances such as refrigerators, washing machines, and air conditioning units on the sidewalk directly in front. A man, dressed in traditional Afghan clothing, is seated on the sidewalk near these appliances, attending to a green object on the ground. A motorcycle is partially visible on the far left. The central building has a textured blue-grey facade. On its upper level, two arched windows contain decorative grilles. Below these, a prominent blue sign displays the "salaam" logo and white Pashto script, identifying it as "د افغانستان اسلامي امارت د کور او ابار جوړولو رياست" (Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Department of House and Building Construction). Below this sign is a dark entrance door, adjacent to a smaller sign indicating wheelchair accessibility. The rightmost building exhibits a light blue upper floor with an arched window. Its ground-level storefront is closed, secured by a metallic roll-down shutter. Above this shutter, a light blue sign displays Pashto script along with "Dr. Noorul Haq Qawari ENT Specialist." In the foreground, an asphalt road runs parallel to the concrete sidewalk. A red and white painted curb delineates the edge of the sidewalk. A red traffic cone with white reflective stripes lies on its side in the street towards the right. A second man, wearing a brown shalwar kameez, a patterned scarf, and a turban, walks away from the viewer along the sidewalk in front of the blue-grey building, carrying a dark bag in his left hand. The scene is observed under a clear blue sky. Overhead electrical wires are visible traversing the buildings.
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