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In Kandahar, Afghanistan, an expansive, austere interior room functions as a garment sorting and packaging facility. The space features light-toned, scuffed walls with a visible dado rail, a grey concrete floor partially covered by patterned rugs, and windows with dark patterned curtains allowing natural light. A ceiling-mounted fan is visible. Approximately 10-12 individuals, primarily young males and at least two females, are present, dressed in casual traditional attire, some with head coverings. They are actively engaged in processing textile goods. On the left, a young male in a brown shalwar kameez kneels on the floor, meticulously stacking numerous bundles of folded clothing, most individually sealed in clear plastic, forming tall, organized piles. Behind him, large, less organized mounds of garments are accumulated against the rear wall. In the central area, several individuals, mostly males, stand amidst scattered clothing, appearing to organize or move items. To the right, three individuals—two males and one female—are seated or kneeling behind a long table covered with a white sheet. They are observed folding and arranging various textile items, including dark green fabric, into precise stacks. The table also holds clear plastic packaging and folded goods. The floor across the foreground and midground is densely covered with numerous organized stacks of folded and packaged clothing, indicating a high-volume sorting and preparation operation.
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