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This image captures a daylight street scene in Kandahar, Afghanistan. In the foreground, a young male, appearing to be between 5-10 years old, sits on a weathered gray concrete block. He wears a light-colored traditional garment (shalwar kameez), a striped knit cap, and dark sandals. His arms are folded, and he looks towards the upper right of the frame. To his immediate right, a stack of two blue barrels is visible. The upper barrel is metal and bears a white label with red Pashto text "پټرول" (Petrol) and the number "64." The lower barrel is plastic and displays a white label identifying its contents as "LIQUID SORBITOL B.P. NON CRYSTALLIZING GRADE," along with manufacturing and storage details. Behind these barrels and the boy, a street vendor's stall, constructed with metal framing, displays various merchandise, including multiple pairs of gloves and bags. In the midground, to the left of the boy, an adult male in traditional attire, including a dark vest over a light shalwar kameez, walks away from the viewer. Partial views of other individuals are visible further left. The background features an unfinished or structurally exposed building with prominent concrete pillars. Above this, a large billboard displays images of four vehicles: a white SUV, a blue car, a motorized tricycle, and a red bicycle, accompanied by Pashto text. The ground surface appears to be an uneven paved or dirt road. Shadows indicate bright, direct sunlight.
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