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A daytime scene depicts a commercial street in Kandahar, Afghanistan. In the foreground, a young male, dressed in a dark blue shalwar kameez and light-colored sandals, squats on a concrete sidewalk. He holds a bright green woven plastic scoop/container in his left hand and extends his right hand towards a brown, ceramic bowl with a floral pattern, suggesting an act of transferring contents. Immediately behind him, a line of approximately twelve gas cylinders stands vertically on the sidewalk. These cylinders vary in height and color; most are dark green or black with caps in red, blue, green, and black. One cylinder on the far right is yellowish-orange. A circular "no stopping/standing" traffic sign, red with a blue cross, is affixed to a green pole standing amidst the cylinders. To the left of the cylinders, large rectangular tiles or marble slabs, featuring various patterns including dark marble with white stripes and lighter decorative designs, are propped against a shop facade. A stack of smaller, light-colored square tiles rests on the ground beside them. The shop's entrance has a large blue sign in Dari script, prominently displaying "عبدالاحد پوپل د مزاییک او" (Abdul Ahad Popal Mosaic and...), along with mentions of repair materials, mosaic, tiles, marble, and phone numbers (0748048321, 0706543962). Figures are partially visible inside this shop. To the right of the cylinders, another shop entrance is visible with a white sign displaying the numbers "377-2" and "55-2". The sidewalk is concrete, appears worn with cracks, and shows dirt accumulation. A discarded plastic bottle and a piece of blue plastic litter the ground near the curb, which is partially painted red and white. The background consists of buildings under a clear sky.
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