Army members flocked to vote at Bangkok‘s Dusit district polling station, whereas the general public complained about long queues and inadequate facilities for over 6,500 individuals.
The atmosphere on the voting site Health Service Centre 38 was bustling and hectic for the reason that polls opened at present at 8am. This location, with eight polling stations, has a total of 6,506 eligible voters, with greater than 80% being military members and their families from various navy items, together with M.Pan.4, P.L.1, Ro., M.1Pan.3, Army Support Command, and the Communications Battalion – Ordnance Department. Meanwhile, 20% of voters are the general public.
Expert polling stations at this location are composed of:
Due to a massive quantity of folks utilizing their voting rights at this location, there was plenty of congestion and crowded conditions, Sanook reported. Additionally, the polling station committees had been inexperienced, and the allotted tent spaces weren’t adequate for the number of attendees, the vast majority of whom had been military members, while the native public was within the minority..