Myanmar's junta chief Min Aung Hlaing is widely expected to take on the country's presidency after the highly controversial elections.
Polling stations opened across Myanmar on Sunday for the final round of voting with the military junta-backed party set to win the controversial elections by a landslide.
The previous two phases, held on December 28 and January 11, were marked by low voter turnout of 55%. That's well below the 70% turnout seen in Myanmar's 2020 and 2015 elections, before the military coup of 2
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