Apr 25, 2011 - Naw Zad, Helmand (Afghanistan) - Le district de Naw Zad le chef de la Police nationale afghane, Abdullah FARIDI, du village de Surkano dans le domaine se trouve dans son bureau au cours d'une réunion avec des correspondants et des Marines américains au siège de la police dans la ville de Naw Zad dans le district de Naw Zad

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• Dimensions: 3499 x 2333 px | 29,6 x 19,8 cm | 11,7 x 7,8 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 25 avril 2011
• Photographe: ZUMA

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Apr 25, 2011 - Naw Zad, Helmand, Afghanistan - Naw Zad district Afghan National Police Chief ABDULLAH FARIDI, from the village of Surkano in the area sits in his office during a meeting with correspondents and U.S. Marines at the police headquarters in the town of Naw Zad in the Naw Zad district of Helmand province, Afghanistan, Monday. FARIDI has a fierce anti- poppy- agenda and is known for having eradicated several poppy fields in the area, including fields that belonged to his own father; he says the poppy culture is even a worse problem than the Taliban in the area, who profit from the drug trade. (Credit Image: © Simon Klingert/ZUMAPRESS.com)