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The image captures an indoor textile processing facility located in Kandahar, Afghanistan. The large room features light-colored, scuffed walls, a concrete floor partially covered by a green industrial carpet and several red patterned rugs. Multiple overhead light fixtures illuminate the space, and a wall-mounted oscillating fan is visible. In the background, a row of multi-head industrial embroidery machines stands along a long workbench. Approximately ten individuals, predominantly males of varying ages, are present. Most are dressed in traditional local attire. The scene is dominated by vast quantities of folded textiles and garments. Large stacks of white, uniformly folded garments, some with patterned edges, are prominent in the foreground and mid-ground. Other piles of darker fabrics and pre-packaged textile items are scattered across the floor. Individuals are actively engaged in sorting, folding, and packaging these textiles. In the foreground, a young male kneels on a red rug, reaching towards a stack of white garments. Another adult male kneels nearby, meticulously handling white fabric. Towards the right side of the room, several individuals are bent over, processing textiles laid out on the floor, some near a blue-draped table. A green plastic bottle rests on the floor near one worker on the right. The overall environment appears functional, with inventory arranged directly on the floor for processing.
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