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This image depicts an indoor textile processing or packaging operation in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Four individuals are present, engaged in tasks related to clothing or fabric. In the foreground right, a person wearing a black garment and a black-and-white patterned headscarf (with "ROMA" visible) sits at a white-covered table, actively placing folded items into clear plastic sleeves. Red string or ribbon is visible near the packaging. To their left, a man with dark hair and a beard, wearing a brown long-sleeved shirt and a light-colored, patterned traditional cap, sits at the same table, folding a dark fabric item. Further left and slightly behind, another individual in a reddish-brown vest over a dark shirt leans over a pile of fabrics, appearing to sort them. A fourth, partially obscured person with a brown head covering is visible in the background left, also interacting with textiles. The environment features light grey, worn walls with a white upper border, and a patterned dark curtain on the right side. The room contains multiple stacks of folded fabrics, some packaged in clear plastic, and loose piles of assorted textiles. A green spray bottle, a cutting tool (possibly scissors), and a small ironing or pressing device are visible on the tables among the fabrics. The overall scene indicates a functional workshop setting for the preparation or packaging of garments.
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