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This image depicts an active garment processing or packaging facility located in Kandahar, Afghanistan. The large, rectangular room features light-colored walls, some showing areas of peeling paint and discoloration, and a concrete floor partially covered by red patterned rugs. Overhead, exposed beams support a light-colored ceiling with several ceiling lights and two wall-mounted oscillating fans. Multiple windows, fitted with dark curtains, are visible along the walls. Approximately eight individuals, primarily adults, are present. In the foreground, a man wearing a brown shalwar kameez kneels, facing left, meticulously stacking folded and plastic-wrapped clothing items on the floor. To his right, a large, tall stack of various folded textiles dominates the mid-ground, partially obscuring another person behind it. Further right, a man in a brown shalwar kameez and a white prayer cap kneels on the floor, examining or folding blue fabric next to a stack of textiles. Another man stands at a blue-draped table in the background, handling garments. Several other individuals are seated on the floor throughout the space, engaged in similar tasks of sorting, folding, and preparing clothes. The room is densely filled with clothing items: numerous neat stacks of folded garments, both wrapped and unwrapped, are arranged on the floor and on various makeshift work surfaces, including a long white table in the immediate foreground. This table holds several transparent plastic bags and a mobile phone. In the background, industrial sewing machines are visible on elevated tables, suggesting a production environment. Various loose textiles, plastic bottles, and other small items are scattered around the workspace. A white electrical box is affixed to the right wall.
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