The image depicts an underground mine tunnel in Duki, Pakistan, viewed from an elevated perspective looking inwards

The image depicts an underground mine tunnel in Duki, Pakistan, viewed from an elevated perspective looking inwards. The environment consists of rough, unhewn rock walls and ceiling, primarily grey and brown, indicating an excavation through earth or stone. The ground is a dirt floor covered with loose gravel and debris. Extending into the dark tunnel are two parallel wooden planks or rails, approximately 30-40 cm apart, suggesting a narrow gauge track system for mine carts. A single metal pipe or bar runs parallel to the left rail. On the right side of the foreground, a large, light-colored woven sack is partially visible. Further into the tunnel on the right, crumpled white or light-colored debris is present. On the left side near the entry point, some red and white electrical wires are visible among rocks and smaller debris. The tunnel narrows and becomes progressively darker towards the background, obscuring the far end. No people are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted.