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This image depicts an indoor sheet metal fabrication workshop in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Two adult males are engaged in metalworking activities on a concrete floor amidst a cluttered environment of materials and tools. In the foreground, a male individual with a beard and a brown beanie, wearing a blue denim jacket, dark pants, and dark gloves, squats on the floor. He holds and examines a dark, irregularly shaped piece of cut sheet metal, which features circular cutouts. Several similar cut metal pieces are scattered around him. To his immediate left are stacks of flat, unworked sheet metal pieces and a large, rusty metal channel bar. In the left midground, a second male, partially visible, also squats and works with metal components, wearing a blue top and light-brown pants. Near him, numerous small, finished or semi-finished galvanized sheet metal ducts and vents are piled. The background reveals more of the workshop. To the right, a large, rusty gas cylinder equipped with gauges and blue hoses stands upright, adjacent to a smaller grey tank. Beyond these, a substantial pile of various galvanized sheet metal items, including square and rectangular duct sections, is visible. Metal structures, possibly unfinished air cooler bodies or large ventilation units, are stacked against a brick wall. The workshop walls are constructed from exposed light-colored bricks, and the space appears functional but disorganized, indicative of an active industrial setting. A roller shutter door is partially visible in the far right background.
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