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The scene depicts a temporary outdoor market, identified as a Ramadan Bazaar, located in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. The market is established under a large beige fabric canopy supported by metal poles. The ground surface is uneven concrete. Multiple tables draped with golden-colored fabric display various fresh produce items in red plastic baskets, including cucumbers and what appear to be garlic bulbs.

Two large banners are prominently displayed overhead:
1.  A brown banner on the left features a portrait of a man with a beard and mustache, identified by Urdu/Pashto text as "Haji Mir Ahmed Kurd," with "Ramadan" also visible.
2.  A green banner on the right displays a portrait of a younger man with a mustache, identified as "Dawood Khan Khalji," with "Ramadan Bazaar" visible. Both banners also feature text mentioning "high quality, low price."

In the foreground, a male security operative stands on the left. He wears a dark blue jacket with red and white stripes, khaki cargo pants, and black tactical boots. A dark cap with a Pakistani flag emblem is on his head. An AK-47 style assault rifle is slung across his back, buttstock down, with the muzzle pointing upwards. He is facing to his right, looking towards another male individual.

This individual, a male customer, stands in the center foreground wearing a dark sweater over a teal shalwar kameez and a dark brown cap. He holds a clear plastic bag containing green vegetables. To his right, another male customer is visible from the rear, wearing a black sweater over a maroon shalwar kameez, with his hands clasped behind his back.

Several other men, primarily dressed in traditional Pakistani attire, are visible in the midground and background, browsing the produce, conversing, or standing near the market stalls. One man in a brown jacket is seen bending over a basket of cucumbers.
Aziz Sabawoon

Feb 20, 2026, 11:04 AM

Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan

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The scene depicts a temporary outdoor market, identified as a Ramadan Bazaar, located in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. The market is established under a large beige fabric canopy supported by metal poles. The ground surface is uneven concrete. Multiple tables draped with golden-colored fabric display various fresh produce items in red plastic baskets, including cucumbers and what appear to be garlic bulbs. Two large banners are prominently displayed overhead: 1. A brown banner on the left features a portrait of a man with a beard and mustache, identified by Urdu/Pashto text as "Haji Mir Ahmed Kurd," with "Ramadan" also visible. 2. A green banner on the right displays a portrait of a younger man with a mustache, identified as "Dawood Khan Khalji," with "Ramadan Bazaar" visible. Both banners also feature text mentioning "high quality, low price." In the foreground, a male security operative stands on the left. He wears a dark blue jacket with red and white stripes, khaki cargo pants, and black tactical boots. A dark cap with a Pakistani flag emblem is on his head. An AK-47 style assault rifle is slung across his back, buttstock down, with the muzzle pointing upwards. He is facing to his right, looking towards another male individual. This individual, a male customer, stands in the center foreground wearing a dark sweater over a teal shalwar kameez and a dark brown cap. He holds a clear plastic bag containing green vegetables. To his right, another male customer is visible from the rear, wearing a black sweater over a maroon shalwar kameez, with his hands clasped behind his back. Several other men, primarily dressed in traditional Pakistani attire, are visible in the midground and background, browsing the produce, conversing, or standing near the market stalls. One man in a brown jacket is seen bending over a basket of cucumbers.

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