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The image depicts a street in Kandahar, Afghanistan, undergoing asphalt paving. A newly laid, dark asphalt road extends into the distance, bordered on both sides by white, modular concrete curbs. Three road rollers are visible along the road, moving away from the viewer. The closest is a yellow, dual-drum vibratory roller with a male operator in its open cab. A second yellow roller and a red roller follow behind it. On the left side of the road, a dirt embankment featuring a gray stone retaining wall separates the road from a row of single-story, light-colored, mud-brick or stucco buildings. Several individuals, predominantly adult males, are seated or standing on the retaining wall and the adjacent dirt, observing the roadwork. Sparse, small trees are visible in this area. On the right side of the road, the immediate roadside consists of dirt and scattered debris, leading to a mix of buildings. Some structures appear intact, while others, notably a large building in the mid-ground, show significant damage with exposed brick and rubble. Multiple utility poles with overhead power lines run parallel to the road on this side. Several individuals, including women dressed in dark attire and children, are present on the ground near these buildings and debris. The sky above is a pale orange hue, suggesting either dawn or dusk, and distant hills or mountains are visible on the horizon.
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