Farmland turned into housing space near Bamiyan ruins

Photo taken on Oct. 19, 2015, shows farmland lots (L) developed for housing construction in a scenic reserved area near the Bamiyan ruins in central Afghanistan, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. ==Kyodo

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