katherine sawyer reports. >> reporter: this is not a group therapy session. they get free treatment and counseling to help with their drinking problem. a number of people suffered violently strong symptoms when illegal alcohol places were shut down in july. the main football field turns into temporary rehabilitation camp. daniel was a policeman for 14 years. he lost his job last year. his wife and children left two years ago. >> it became so hard for me to stop drinking at the house because i had to drink to su vive. to do anything i had to do, i had the drink in the morning. >> reporter: they will support each other and build their confidence. volunteer counselors, medics and teachers run the camp that was set up by the federal government. there are about 1,000 recovering alcoholics here and hundreds more register to get help. most of them are not employed. the concern is what happens when they leave this place. >> so we are working to make sure that they're strong enough to be able to prevent this. i know that you cannot present it, but we are looking for a

katherine sawyer has more. >> reporter: these voters are angry. the polls have been closed and they've been at the voting station since the morning but can't find their names on the register. the officer arrived late, drunk, and without an electoral list. >> reporter: we called the police, but we don't need the police. what we need is the returning officer to tell us where our names are. police tried to keep them calm and move on, but they refused. >> it's very tense. riot police have been called in. these people say they're not going to leave this polling station until they get answers. they surround a house where they think stuffed ballot boxes have been hidden. police keep watching. they came back with news the crowd did not want to hear. no ballot boxes were found. suspicions abound in this election, but in many other polling stations the process has been smooth, well-organized and largely peaceful. people want leaders to help them improve their lives. >> i think i'm the one who is imploring them, so they need to do what i want. i also talk ab