Thais go to the polls

Protesting against the government of outgoing Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, voters in southern Thailand wore black and tore up their ballots today, in another round of parliamentary elections to avert a looming constitutional breakdown.

Protesting against the government of outgoing Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, voters in southern Thailand wore black and tore up their ballots today, in another round of parliamentary elections to avert a looming constitutional breakdown.

Voting took place in 40 constituencies, mostly in southern provinces wracked by a Muslim insurgency where tight security was evident.

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