BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai election officials struggled on Thursday to shore up a chaotic weekend ballot disrupted by anti-government protesters who blocked polling stations and stopping people voting in nearly a quarter of the country.
They met for two hours but adjourned without making progress, saying "legal issues" had to be clarified and they would meet again on Friday.
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