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		</div><p>Authorities do not know the &#8220;exact path&#8221; taken by Salah Abdeslam, a key suspect in the Paris attacks, a Belgian federal prosecutor said.</p>
<p>Abdeslam, suspected as a logistician in the attacks that killed 130 people, was arrested on Friday after a four-month manhunt in the same neighbourhood in Brussels where he grew up.</p>
<p>Belgian prosecutor Frederic Van Leeuw told reporters at a news conference in Brussels that investigators hope to find out the details of Abdeslam&#8217;s actions between the November 13 attacks and his arrest, &#8220;if he decides to tell us&#8221;.</p>
<p>Abdeslam, 26, a French citizen who grew up in Brussels&#8217; Molenbeek neighbourhood, slipped through police fingers on multiple occasions, including the day after the attacks.</p>
<p>He was interviewed three times on Saturday, the day after his capture &#8211; once by prosecutors and twice by an investigating judge &#8211; and &#8220;wasn&#8217;t in great shape&#8221; because he had been shot in the leg by police during his capture, Mr Van Leeuw said.</p>
<p>Belgian prosecutors appealed to the public Monday for information about a man who allegedly travelled to Hungary last year with the top suspect in the Paris attacks.</p>
<p>The federal prosecutor&#8217;s office said in a statement they are seeking details about 24-year-old Najim Laachraoui, who is said to have travelled to Syria in February 2013.</p>
<p>It said Laachraoui was checked by guards at the Austria-Hungary border while driving in a Mercedes with Abdeslam and one other person.</p>
<p>Laachraoui is said to have rented a house under the name of Soufiane Kayal in the Belgian town of Auvelais that was allegedly used as a safe house.</p>
<p>Prosecutors said traces of his DNA were found there.</p>
<p>Laachraoui is &#8220;someone who must explain himself,&#8221; the prosecutor said, stressing that &#8220;clues&#8221; do not amount to proof.</p>
<p>Investigators have been working on numerous pieces of the puzzle in the many-tentacled Paris attacks case.</p>
<p>&#8220;We are far from putting the puzzle together,&#8221; said Mr Van Leeuw.</p>
<p>Anti-terrorism prosecutors in Belgium and France have worked non-stop on hundreds of cases &#8211; 325 cases last year in Belgium and near 60 new cases so far this year, Mr Van Leeuw said.</p>
<p>His French counterpart, Francois Molins, who was also at the news conference, said his team has 244 anti-terror cases in progress concerning 772 individuals either charged or sought.</p>
<p>&#8220;(It&#8217;s clear) we have a general threat,&#8221; Mr Van Leeuw said.<br />
Abdeslam has a court hearing on Wednesday.</p>
<p>France has requested his extradition but Abdeslam&#8217;s lawyer says his client will fight the request.</p>
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