Thai people search for their names in the voting list prior to casting their vote at a polling station as part of a re-run of general elections in Taa Ta Kho village in Petchaburi province, south of Bangkok on Sunday. Polls opened peacefully in five Thai provinces for re-runs of a widely disrupted general election, authorities said, in the first move to complete a troubled vote that could provide a mandate for a new government. AFP PHOTO
Thai people search for their names in the voting list prior to casting their vote at a polling station as part of a
re-run of general elections in Taa Ta Kho village in Petchaburi province, south of Bangkok on Sunday. Polls
opened peacefully in five Thai provinces for re-runs of a widely disrupted general election, authorities said, in
the first move to complete a troubled vote that could provide a mandate for a new government. AFP PHOTO

PHETCHABURI: Polls opened peacefully in five Thai provinces on Sunday for re-runs of a widely disrupted general election, authorities said, in the first move to complete a troubled vote that could provide a mandate for a new government.

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