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A male individual is observed working in a food production facility located in Kandahar, Afghanistan. He is positioned in front of industrial machinery, actively involved in the preparation of unbaked biscuits. The man, wearing a light-colored long-sleeved shirt, a white hairnet, and white disposable gloves, is looking down at his work. His right gloved hand is adjusting or placing circular, raw biscuit dough pieces, each featuring a distinct waffle-like pattern, onto a dark conveyor belt moving towards a large metallic oven in the background. His left gloved hand holds a smaller, irregularly shaped piece of dough. The metallic machinery in the background is labeled "NEW RAFIQ ENGINEERING WORKS" and bears the inscription "MADE IN PAKISTAN." Hundreds of identical unbaked biscuits are arranged in neat rows on both the conveyor belt and a lighter-colored tray in the foreground. The immediate environment consists of plain, light-colored walls, with a dark belt or strap and a clear plastic bag hanging on the wall behind the worker. Red electrical wiring is also visible on the wall. The setting appears to be a functional, indoor bakery or biscuit factory.
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