Kunduz Bath House

12/06/01, Kunduz, Afghanistan, (BATH) (FGN) (DIGITAL)-Wahid, 15, enters the public bath next to the shelves for shoes at Loi Khan Bath house which has been open for business 35 years serving 200 local Afghanis a day costing 20,000 Afghani (Money unit) per person. It has public bath and private baths. (Cr:Chang W. Lee/The New York Times)

12/06/01, Kunduz, Afghanistan, (BATH) (FGN) (DIGITAL)-A man puts his hand and a can cup to get the water at public bath at Loi Khan Bath house. Loi Khan Bath House has been open for business 35 years serving 200 local Afghanis a day costing 20,000 Afghani (Afghanistan Money unit, about 40 cents) per person. It has public bath and private baths. (Cr:Chang W. Lee/The New York Times)

12/07/01, Kunduz, Afghanistan, (BATH) (FGN) (DIGITAL)-Loi Khan Bath house which has been open for business 35 years serving 200 local Afghanis a day costing 20,000 Afghani (Money unit) per person. It has public bath and private baths. (Cr:Chang W. Lee/The New York Times)

12/06/01, Kunduz, Afghanistan, (BATH) (FGN) (DIGITAL)-A man puts a towel around his waste after undressing getting ready to go to the bath in the dressing room at Loi Khan Bath house. They don't have locker and they wrapped their clothings and puts them on the top shelve. Loi Khan Bath House has been open for business 35 years serving 200 local Afghanis a day costing 20,000 Afghani (Afghanistan Money unit, about 40 cents) per person. It has public bath and private baths. (Cr:Chang W. Lee/The New York Times)

12/07/01, Kunduz, Afghanistan, (BATH) (FGN) (DIGITAL)-Acram, 23, scrubbed his father's (Naseem, 60) as his naphew and Naseem's grand son Asadlah, 7, looked at Loi Khan Bath house which has been open for business 35 years serving 200 local Afghanis a day costing 20,000 Afghani (Money unit) per person. It has public bath and private baths. (Cr:Chang W. Lee/The New York Times)

12/01/01, Kunduz, Afghanistan, (BATH) (FGN) (DIGITAL)-Zarif Mohammad, who has been cutting hairs and trimming mustache for 17 years trimmed mustache of Firuz Ahammad, a N. Alliance soldier, at Loi Khan Bath house which has been open for business 35 years serving 200 local Afghanis a day costing 20,000 Afghani (Money unit) per person. It has public bath and private baths. (Cr:Chang W. Lee/The New York Times)

12/01/01, Kunduz, Afghanistan, (BATH) (FGN) (DIGITAL)-Vendors selling disposal shampoos outside Loi Khan Bath house which has been open for business 35 years serving 200 local Afghanis a day costing 20,000 Afghani (Money unit) per person. It has public bath and private baths. (Cr:Chang W. Lee/The New York Times)

12/07/01, Kunduz, Afghanistan, (FLOAT) (FGN) (DIGITAL)-People at Kunduz Bazaar in Kunduz. (Cr:Chang W. Lee/The New York Times)