In the city of Qorowul, Uzbekistan, a red, perforated plastic crate is filled with freshly cut fish pieces

In the city of Qorowul, Uzbekistan, a red, perforated plastic crate is filled with freshly cut fish pieces. The crate contains a collection of irregular fish fillets, chunks of fish meat with skin and scales, and multiple fish heads. A prominent fish head, dark-scaled with a visible eye, is situated in the lower central part of the crate, alongside a partial head on the left exhibiting greenish-gold hues near the gill plate. The fish flesh appears light pink to white, interspersed with reddish areas indicative of blood. Various pieces retain portions of skin with scales, ranging in color from light grey to dark green, and several fin remnants, including a distinct dorsal fin, are visible. A light pink paper slip with handwritten text, "6.100", "кг.", and "ок.", is positioned amidst the fish, likely denoting weight or price information.