Thais begin to vote in referendum on Constitution

Thais begin to vote in referendum on Constitution

BANGKOK, Thailand - A Bangkok resident casts her ballot at a polling station in Bangkok on Aug. 19 in the first-ever national referendum on a new Constitution. This is part of a road map pledged by the military-installed government to restore democracy. (Kyodo)

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