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An exterior, upward-angled view captures a five-story building in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan, exhibiting extensive fire damage. The building's facade, predominantly light brown or tan, is heavily blackened by soot and charring, particularly from the second story upwards. Numerous windows across all visible floors are shattered or missing panes, with frames visibly warped and blackened by heat. A distinctive rounded architectural element on the right side of the structure also displays severe fire damage and broken glazing. On the third floor from the bottom, a Haier-branded outdoor air conditioning unit is affixed to the left side, appearing discolored by soot. A dense network of black and multicolored electrical wires and cables crisscrosses the foreground, some showing signs of heat exposure or disarray. At the lower left, an electrical utility box is present, partially obscured by a white fabric. The ground level of the building features metallic roll-down shutters, some appearing warped or damaged. A single street light fixture is visible on the upper right side of the structure. The partial view of an individual's head at the bottom right corner indicates a human presence at the scene.
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