In Kandahar, Afghanistan, a group of approximately a dozen men are engaged in the manual processing and packaging of garlic. They are seated on a concrete floor around a substantial pile of white garlic bulbs, which forms the focal point of their activity. White husks and debris from the garlic are scattered across the ground. The men are dressed in traditional attire, including various styles of shalwar kameez, kurtas, and head coverings such as turbans and caps. They are actively sorting, cleaning, and packing the garlic into distinctive pink mesh bags. Some of these bags are already filled and stacked nearby, while others are in the process of being filled. The setting appears to be an outdoor or semi-outdoor commercial space, likely a market or a warehouse district. In the background, several closed corrugated metal rolling shutters are visible, suggesting storefronts or storage units. A sturdy concrete pillar stands centrally behind the workers, and a stack of dark crates can be seen on the right side of the frame. The bright, even lighting indicates it is daytime. The individuals appear focused on their task. Faint, dark writing, possibly "5K," is visible on one of the walls/pillars.