And an industry struggling to survive. Thailand is gearing up for a massive security operation ahead of sundays controversial lec election. Tens of thousands will be deployed. Protesters are mobilising, calling for a boycott of the vote, saying they will not stop the demonstrations until the Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra resigns. They want an interim government appointed to implement anticorruption reforms. Yingluck shinawatra is determined to push ahead with the poll. The leaders of the protest movement issued a familiar call for the supporters to stage their biggest rally yet. Their supporters will fill the street of bangkok to bring it to a stand still. That will start today and run through the election on sunday. The focus not just in bangkok, they want the supporters to gator in other centres to set up stages outside government facilities such as the city halls. The aim to disrupt the election. The leaders of the movement are saying they will not stop people voting on sunday,
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