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This image depicts a metalworking shop in Kandahar, Afghanistan. In the foreground, a male individual, appearing to be in his 20s, with dark hair, a light brown tunic, a red vest, and orange work gloves, is focused on assembling a cylindrical, galvanized metal object. He holds a hammer in his right hand, striking the metal surface of the cylinder, which stands approximately 60-70 cm tall. Four rusty, square-profile metal rods are vertically positioned around this cylinder, with a decorative, fluted metal piece temporarily attached to its upper rim. A black wristwatch is visible on his left wrist. In the midground and background, at least four other male individuals are present, engaged in similar metal fabrication activities. One man, wearing light-colored traditional clothing and a dark knit cap, is seated on the floor to the right, hammering small metal components on an anvil-like block. Scattered metal pieces and a blue metal can are visible near him. The workshop features rough, unfinished brick walls and a corrugated metal roof with visible damage and exposed trusses. The floor is an uneven, industrial surface. Several larger, completed or unfinished galvanized metal cylinders are visible throughout the space, along with tools and various metal scraps.
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