Voting in Afghanistan’s long-awaited parliamentary elections will reportedly be extended after delays at polling stations and several deadly attacks.
Some constituencies will remain open on Sunday, officials said, amid technical problems with a recently introduced biometric verification system.
Violence marred the campaign and dozens of incidents have been reported on polling day, including blasts in Kabul.
Ten candidates were killed in the run-up to the election.
Both the Taliban and the Islamic State group have vowed to disrupt the polls.
