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	The two were identified as Suphat Inthanok and Ronachit Praiduang. They died of sustained injuries at the Yala Hospital.</div>
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	Police said the two were riding a motorcycle to Weruwan Temple when insurgents opened fire at them on a road in Muang district at 6:10 am.</div>
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	Insurgents also took away their AK-47 assault rifles.</div>
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