Molruedee Amsakul told officials that she noticed the dot line dividing the two questions and the two parts of the ballot were printed in different colours so she thought she had to divide them along the line before dropping them into two boxes. 
	She was arrested when she asked official where she could drop the second half of the ballot.

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54-year-old woman arrested in Bang Na for tearing ballot

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