(VOVworld)- According to the plan of the opposition forces in Thailand, protestors will begin blockading main routes, stop officials from going to work, and cut electricity to some important governmental buildings in Bangkok on Monday.

A Thai anti-government protester waves the national flag during a rally in Bangkok on January 7, 2014. Photo: AFP

Protestors are strengthening efforts to oust the acting government of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra and hinder the election scheduled to take place on February 2. Speaking in front of his supporters on Sunday, leader of the opposition forces Suthep Thaugsuban denied all possibilities of a negotiation with the government. Meanwhile, the Thai government mobilized some 20,000 policemen and soldiers to maintain security. Prime Minister Shinawatra has asked the army to stand between the government and the protestors, and has vowed to continue acting as Prime Minister until the upcoming election on February 2.