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This image depicts an indoor scene on artificial green turf, likely a stage or performance area, in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. Four children are central to the foreground. One child, dressed in a white shalwar kameez and black shoes, lies supine on the green turf, appearing unconscious or critically injured. Three other children, dressed in traditional attire with head coverings (one green, one maroon, and one dark green/brown), are kneeling or crouching around the prone child. Their hands are placed on the chest and left arm of the lying child, suggesting an act of assistance, comfort, or distress. A fifth child, wearing a white shalwar kameez, is partially visible standing on the far left.

In the bottom right foreground, two art canvases are visible on the floor. One painting depicts a stylized Pakistani flag and Azad Kashmir flag interlinked with barbed wire and fists against a background of red and black brushstrokes. The second, lighter-colored canvas, has the word "Kashmir" and a drawn fist graphic.

The background features a large digital screen displaying portraits and names of government officials. Visible names include "ALI MADAD JATTAK," identified as a "MINISTER OF BALOCHISTAN," and "MR. DURRA BALOCH," identified as "SECRETARY SPORTS & YOUTH AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT GOVT. OF BALOCHISTAN." The name "MEENA MAJEED" is also visible, with her title partially obscured but similar to Mr. Baloch's. The text "FEBRUARY 5" is partially visible, indicating the date.
Aziz Sabawoon

Feb 5, 2026, 11:19 AM

Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan

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This image depicts an indoor scene on artificial green turf, likely a stage or performance area, in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. Four children are central to the foreground. One child, dressed in a white shalwar kameez and black shoes, lies supine on the green turf, appearing unconscious or critically injured. Three other children, dressed in traditional attire with head coverings (one green, one maroon, and one dark green/brown), are kneeling or crouching around the prone child. Their hands are placed on the chest and left arm of the lying child, suggesting an act of assistance, comfort, or distress. A fifth child, wearing a white shalwar kameez, is partially visible standing on the far left. In the bottom right foreground, two art canvases are visible on the floor. One painting depicts a stylized Pakistani flag and Azad Kashmir flag interlinked with barbed wire and fists against a background of red and black brushstrokes. The second, lighter-colored canvas, has the word "Kashmir" and a drawn fist graphic. The background features a large digital screen displaying portraits and names of government officials. Visible names include "ALI MADAD JATTAK," identified as a "MINISTER OF BALOCHISTAN," and "MR. DURRA BALOCH," identified as "SECRETARY SPORTS & YOUTH AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT GOVT. OF BALOCHISTAN." The name "MEENA MAJEED" is also visible, with her title partially obscured but similar to Mr. Baloch's. The text "FEBRUARY 5" is partially visible, indicating the date.

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