The source said the DNA results will be used to obtain arrest warrants to make formal arrests of the two suspects. 
	Police Commissioner General Pol Gen Somyos Pumpanmuang will hold a press conference to announce the arrests of the two on Koh Tao at 10 am Friday. 
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