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	Idris Sapator, 24, was nabbed in a house in Tambon Kokkian, Narathiwat&rsquo;s Muang district. Police said Idis surveyed the area and was a lookout for the bomber, telling him when exactly to implant and set off the explosive.</div>
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	Idris is being detained for further investigation at the Yala border patrol police command.</div>
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