After the vote, he told reporters that it was about time for Thais to reconcile and leave political conflicts behind. 
	He also took selfie photos with voters outside the polling booth.

Prem votes in Dusit district

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Prem votes in Dusit district

Privy Council president Gen Prem Tinsulanonda cast his vote at a polling booth in Sukhothai School, Dusit district, Bangkok Sunday morning.

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