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In Kandahar, Afghanistan, a emaciated infant, appearing several months old, lies supine in what appears to be a medical setting. The infant is centrally positioned, looking directly forward, and is swaddled in a red and white plaid fabric. Two decorative bands, one orange and one blue beaded, encircle the infant's torso and chest, with a larger blue and white beaded ornament affixed to the upper chest. Medical equipment is visible: a clear nasal cannula is inserted into the infant's nostrils, with tubing extending upwards. An intravenous (IV) line or feeding tube is inserted into the dorsum of the infant's left hand, secured with white tape and a yellow connector. A clear medical tube extends from the infant's left side, leading to a white plastic flow regulator in the upper left corner of the frame. A clear, disc-shaped medical device is present near the infant's head on the resting surface. The infant rests on a dark, possibly black or dark gray, hand-stitched mat, which shows signs of wear, including surface debris and discoloration. A white, wrinkled sheet or blanket forms the background beneath and to the right of the mat. The scene depicts an infant receiving medical care, likely in a basic clinic or hospital environment.
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