This image depicts a confined, dimly lit underground passage in Duki, Pakistan, likely a mine shaft or tunnel

This image depicts a confined, dimly lit underground passage in Duki, Pakistan, likely a mine shaft or tunnel. The primary subjects are multiple large, full sacks made of a light grey or off-white woven material, appearing to be polypropylene. These sacks are arranged in a row, occupying a significant portion of the passage width. A thick, dark brown rope extends across the top of several sacks, with some individual sacks secured by purple ties. Wooden planks or structural supports are visible along the left side of the sacks, resting on the floor or a lower ledge. A yellow hose or cable is also visible on the far left, extending into the background. The ceiling above is low, uneven, and composed of dark, rough rock, with some lighter dust or mineral deposits. No individuals are visible.