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Inside a large, utilitarian room with concrete flooring and worn, light-colored walls exhibiting peeling paint, located in Kandahar, Afghanistan, approximately seven individuals are actively engaged in the extensive handling and organization of textile goods. The scene features numerous substantial piles of clothing, predominantly men's garments or fabric bolts, both loose and neatly stacked in clear plastic packaging. In the foreground, a man in a light brown shalwar kameez kneels, meticulously arranging and stacking rows of plastic-wrapped textile bundles. Behind him, to the left, a man in a similar light brown attire walks past towering, unorganized piles of clothing. In the midground, two women are focused on sorting and folding fabric; one, dressed in a dark abaya and patterned headscarf, handles fabric onto a stack, while another in a dark blue top assists. Towards the right side of the frame, a woman wearing a brown hijab sits on the floor, also attending to a cluster of textile items. A blue fabric-draped structure is visible in the background, surrounded by more clothing piles. The room is illuminated by natural light entering through windows adorned with patterned curtains, and the overall environment suggests a functional warehouse or distribution center for textiles.
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