This image depicts an outdoor corridor or veranda of a school building situated in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan

This image depicts an outdoor corridor or veranda of a school building situated in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. A line of approximately 15 to 20 individuals, primarily appearing to be young females, stands with their backs to the camera, facing away. They are dressed in a uniform comprising light-colored trousers, a long-sleeved garment, and a full-body, light brown or olive-green cloak/abaya/chador that extends to their ankles. Many of the cloaks feature a white band with a repeating pattern or text around the head opening. In the mid-ground, two adult males are visible. One is partially obscured by a fluted pillar on the left. The other stands centrally in a distant doorway, dressed in traditional shalwar kameez, and appears to be engaging with a mobile phone. The building's architecture includes white walls, dark horizontal ceiling beams, and a series of light-colored fluted pillars along the left side. Red and white signs above various doorways identify rooms as "CLASS ONE-A" and "CLASS ONE-B," with another sign reading "MASTER ONE-A." A metal-grated window is visible on the right wall, and a white ceiling fan hangs from the ceiling further down the corridor. The ground surface is a light-colored concrete or paved area, showing some discoloration. Strong, direct sunlight from the right side of the frame casts long, distinct shadows of the individuals and pillars onto the ground, indicative of a morning or late afternoon setting. A potted plant with green foliage is positioned on the far left.