Myanmar's military-backed party set for landslide win in widely criticised election
Vote counting is underway in Myanmar, after the third and last round of polls in the country's month-long election. The military-backed Union Solidarity and Development Party had already secured a parliamentary super majority during the first two phases of voting. Critics have called this election a sham, but military chief Min Aung Hlaing has brushed off criticism, saying what matters to him is recognition from Myanmar's own people. Leong Wai Kit reports from Hanoi.
Vote counting is underway in Myanmar, after the third and last round of polls in the country's month-long election. The military-backed Union Solidarity and Development Party had already secured a parliamentary super majority during the first two phases of voting. Critics have called this election a sham, but military chief Min Aung Hlaing has brushed off criticism, saying what matters to him is recognition from Myanmar's own people. Leong Wai Kit reports from Hanoi.
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