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The image depicts an active indoor textile workspace in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Seven individuals are visible, predominantly male, engaged in sorting, folding, and packaging clothing items. The room features white-painted walls with a lower section of exposed or dark gray concrete, a white ceiling with multiple light fixtures, and windows covered by dark patterned curtains. A black wall-mounted fan is mounted high on the left wall. The floor is a mix of bare concrete and several small patterned rugs, laden with textile products. In the foreground, a male individual wearing brown traditional attire kneels, meticulously stacking numerous clear-packaged textile bundles on the floor. To the right, two males in traditional attire sit at a long table constructed from concrete blocks and covered with a white cloth, actively folding and organizing textiles. One wears a brown shirt and red vest, the other a brown shirt and white prayer cap. A female in a headscarf is visible further back, to the left of the table, also working with textiles. Three additional individuals are in the distant background near a blue counter, similarly occupied with handling textiles. Large quantities of both loose and neatly plastic-wrapped clothing and fabric are distributed throughout the room, occupying floor space and storage areas along the walls.
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