BBC visits Myanmar polling station as civil war rages on

BBC News reported on the recent election in Myanmar, where voting took place amidst an ongoing civil war. The election, widely criticized as a "sham," occurred nearly five years after a military coup that ousted the elected government. Major political parties have been dissolved, and numerous political leaders have been imprisoned. The military takeover triggered widespread opposition, which has escalated into a nationwide civil war. BBC's South East Asia Correspondent, Jonathan Head, visited a polling station to report on the situation.