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Afghanistan's 'Poppy Problem'
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Men harvest opium poppies in Afghanistan's Helmand province in April 2007. Photo: Safai.
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Workers flock Helmand's capital, Lashkar Gah, from as far away as Pakistan to take part in the poppy harvest. Photo: Safai.
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A man sells tools used to collect opium paste from poppy bulbs. Photo: Safai.
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A vendor sells tools to scrape poppy bulbs, allowing opium paste to ooze out to be collected later. Photo: Safai.
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Workers scrape poppy bulbs. Paste is visible on bulbs that have already been scraped. Photo: Safai.
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A man smokes opium through a homemade water pipe in Lashkar Gah. Photo: Safai.
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Recovering opium addicts rest at a treatment centre in Lashkar Gah. Photo: Safai.
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Police conduct a raid on an opium processing plant in Lashkar Gah in July 2007. Photo: Safai.
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Opium smugglers are detained at police headquarters in Lashkar Gah. Photo: Safai.
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Police use a dump truck to transport seized opium to a site where it will be destroyed. Photo: Safai.
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Opium oozes out of bags dumped at the destruction site. Photo: Safai.
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Police burn confiscated opium. Photo: Safai.
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IWPR reporter Elyas Dayee interviews Fazal Ahmad Shirzad, the head of counter-narcotics in Helmand. Photo: Safai.
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