Egyptians vote on final day of constitutional referendum

By Ruth Pollard in Fayoum, Egypt
Updated January 17 2014 - 1:08am, first published 1:04am
Egyptian army officers stand guard at a polling booth in the district of Imbaba. Photo: Ed Giles/Getty Images
Egyptian army officers stand guard at a polling booth in the district of Imbaba. Photo: Ed Giles/Getty Images
Egyptian army officers stand guard at a polling booth in the district of Imbaba. Photo: Ed Giles/Getty Images
Egyptian army officers stand guard at a polling booth in the district of Imbaba. Photo: Ed Giles/Getty Images
Egyptian army officers stand guard at a polling booth in the district of Imbaba. Photo: Ed Giles/Getty Images
Egyptian army officers stand guard at a polling booth in the district of Imbaba. Photo: Ed Giles/Getty Images
An Egyptian man inks his finger after casting her vote at a polling booth Photo: Ed Giles/Getty Images
An Egyptian man inks his finger after casting her vote at a polling booth Photo: Ed Giles/Getty Images
An Egyptian man inks his finger after casting her vote at a polling booth Photo: Ed Giles/Getty Images
An Egyptian man inks his finger after casting her vote at a polling booth Photo: Ed Giles/Getty Images
An Egyptian man inks his finger after casting her vote at a polling booth Photo: Ed Giles/Getty Images
An Egyptian man inks his finger after casting her vote at a polling booth Photo: Ed Giles/Getty Images

Under a heavy military presence and in an increasingly volatile atmosphere, Egyptians voted on the second and final day of the country’s constitutional referendum.

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