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Car bomb in Baghdad kills 10, wounds 20 - police
03 Jul 2007 16:40:10 GMT
Source: Reuters
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BAGHDAD, July 3 (Reuters) - A car bomb killed 10 people and wounded 20 near an outdoor market in a Shi'ite neighbourhood of Baghdad on Tuesday, Iraqi police said.

They said a parked car exploded in the district of Shaab just before nightfall, when many residents were out shopping.

U.S. forces have put high concrete walls around a number of Baghdad's markets to protect shoppers from suicide car bombers, who try to strike places where people gather in large numbers.

The U.S. military blames Sunni Islamist al Qaeda for most big car bombings that target civilians.
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A member of Iraq's Oil Protection Forces stands guard near motorists waiting in line to fill up their vehicles with petrol in Baghdad July 5, 2007. Iraq's parliament might take a week to start debating a draft oil law, officials said on Wednesday, as complaints from Shi'ite and Sunni Arab politicians and Kurdish authorities signalled its passage could be rocky.



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