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An indoor scene in Kandahar, Afghanistan, depicts a fabric processing workshop. The room has light-colored walls, showing signs of wear and a horizontal molding line. Multiple windows with patterned curtains are visible at the top of the walls. The floor is largely covered with fabric, with a patterned rug in the background right. Approximately six individuals are present, engaged in various tasks. In the foreground, a person, likely female, wears a black dress with a brown, embroidered vest-like overlay and a black hijab with gold trim, moving towards the right while holding several white, flat items in clear plastic. To the far left foreground, a young person in a dark patterned head covering and blue top kneels, handling a large piece of white fabric. Towards the right mid-ground, two individuals are seated. One young male with dark hair wears a light cap and dark vest, handling folded fabric items. Beside him, another male, partially visible, also processes fabric. Further back, a young person in a brown hooded garment operates an electric iron on an ironing board, with a green spray bottle nearby. Another iron is visible on the same surface. Throughout the room, large quantities of fabric are neatly stacked in piles on tables and directly on the floor. Some bundles are wrapped in clear plastic. Colors of the fabrics include various shades of dark blue, green, brown, white, and gray, indicating different textiles or garments. In the background left, another young male stands near a towering stack of fabric bundles. The scene suggests an organized production or distribution effort involving clothing or textile materials.
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