The Interior Ministry of Thailand plans to propose to the weekly cabinet meeting on Tuesday (May 25) to approve a budget worth of 1.3 billion baht (40.14 million U.S. dollars) to finance rehabilitation in four-affected provinces, the National News Bureau of Thailand reported. The budget will be used to finance rehabilitation of state places and provincial halls of the four provinces, which were destroyed by the anti-government protestors, Interior Minister Chavarat Chanweerakul said. It is not only Thailand's capital Bangkok, which was largely damaged by the violent movement of the protestors, but several provinces were also hit by their violent movement. Provincial governors have been ordered to maintain tight security measures to prevent the anti-government protestors from inciting new violence, Deputy Interior Minister Boonjong Wongtrairat said. An office of each district across the country is ordered to have a fire truck on standby, the Deputy Interior Minister said. Meanwhile, permanent secretary for the interior ministry Manit Wattanasen, said the ministry collected information of some 2,172 anti-government protestors before they returned home after the over-two-month long rally in central Bangkok ended on May 19. 'The information will enable the government to follow the movement of these protestors after the political crisis ended,' said Manit. 