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A group of approximately 10-12 individuals, including men and women of various ages, are engaged in a protest or demonstration outdoors in Quetta, Pakistan. They are standing in front of a building with a reddish-brown, accordion-style metal gate. Above the gate, some green foliage is visible. The protestors are holding white and yellow placards and posters. The central white placard, held by a woman wearing a black top and light-colored head covering, clearly displays Urdu text that reads: "عوام کا معاشی قتل عام بند کرو بند کرو" (Awaam ka maashi qatl-e-aam band karo band karo), which translates to "Stop the economic genocide of the people, stop it, stop it!". The group is actively chanting this slogan. Another white placard to the right, held by a woman in a green outfit, reads: "ہمیں حق و سچائی سے نہ روکو" (Humein haq-o-sachai se na roko), meaning "Don't stop us from our right and truth." Some placards also feature printed images, one appearing to show a street scene with a bicycle. A blue child's bicycle is positioned in the foreground, leaning against one of the protestors. The men are dressed in a mix of traditional Pakistani attire, including shalwar kameez and waistcoats, while the women wear head coverings. One man on the far right of the frame is using a walker. The protest appears to be taking place during the daytime under natural light. The overall mood conveyed is one of serious determination as they voice their demands against economic hardship.
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