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The political crisis in Thailand is escalating, with protests in Bangkok aiming to oust Prime Minister Shingluck Shinawatra. Protesters, numbering around 40,000, are trying to paralyze the city and prevent upcoming elections. They demand the replacement of the government with a non-elected people's council, accusing Shinawatra of being a puppet of her exiled brother, Thaksin Shinawatra.

What is the main goal of the protest movement in Bangkok?

• To promote tourism in Thailand

• To overthrow Prime Minister Shingluck Shinawatra

• To increase public transportation

• To support the current government

How has the protest affected public transportation in Bangkok?

• All public transport has been shut down

• The metro and traffic are severely disrupted

• Public transportation is functioning normally

• Only buses are operational

What is the protesters' stance on the upcoming legislative elections?

• They are indifferent to the elections

• They aim to prevent the elections

• They want to delay the elections

• They support the elections

What alternative form of government do the protesters propose?

• A military government

• A coalition government

• A monarchy

• A non-elected people's council

Who do the protesters accuse Prime Minister Shingluck Shinawatra of being influenced by?

• Her brother, Thaksin Shinawatra

• Foreign governments

• Her political party

• The military