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The image depicts an indoor eye examination in Kandahar, Afghanistan. A male medical professional, with a beard and mustache, wears a tan cap and a tan vest featuring a circular logo with an eye and Arabic script; a surgical mask hangs from his ear. He leans over a light-grey Huvitz ophthalmic autorefractor, his hands in the foreground holding a blue pen and a small white bottle (likely eye drops) near the machine's controls. An elderly female patient, draped in a brown and white patterned head covering, has her head positioned at the autorefractor's headrest. A second woman, wearing a black and floral-patterned head covering, stands behind the patient, holding the back of a yellow plastic chair, providing support. On the light-colored wooden table are the autorefractor, a smaller blue and white medical device (likely a printer/control unit), a plastic water bottle, a blue pen, and yellow paper forms. A Snellen eye chart is affixed to the plain, light-colored wall behind the patient. In the background, several other individuals, including men in traditional attire and women in dark clothing, are partially visible, some holding yellow forms. The room features light-colored walls and a light-colored floor with a dark border. The autorefractor's screen is covered with a clear plastic film secured by tape.
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