Allergy Vials in Dhaka Clinic Late Afternoon

Cool daylight falls through privacy glass, flattening the shadows inside a Dhaka clinic exam room. A white plastic bin holds rows of small glass vials, their labels facing outward in neat, uniform lines. The light bounces off pale, unadorned walls, casting a soft, even glow across the scene. Early autumn air remains invisible, yet the light carries a crisp, muted quality typical of late afternoon. Reflections of the window frame stretch faintly along the polished floor, at the base of the objects in their clinical space. The vials sit undisturbed, their glass surfaces catching the ambient brightness without glare. One label edge glints where the light hits the plastic bin's rim.