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	The bomb was planted along a highway route in front of a mosque in Narathiwat Province, 1,140 kilometres south of Bangkok.</div>
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	Insurgents waited for the marines to go on their regular patrol before setting off the device, according to Police Lance Chakrit Chaiseesa.</div>
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	Thailand&#39;s three Muslim-majority southern provinces have been embroiled in an insurgency since 2004 against the central government in the predominantly Buddhist nation.</div>
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	More than 5,000 people been killed in the ongoing conflict.</div>
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