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Roadside bomb kills 8 in Baghdad: Security officials

Baghdad, July 19 Eight people were killed in a roadside bomb attack that targeted a Baghdad suburb on Monday, two Iraqi security officials said. Over a dozen people were also wounded in the attack in a busy market of Sadr...

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Updated At : 03:53 AM Jul 20, 2021 IST

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Baghdad, July 19

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Eight people were killed in a roadside bomb attack that targeted a Baghdad suburb on Monday, two Iraqi security officials said.

Over a dozen people were also wounded in the attack in a busy market of Sadr City, the officials said. They spoke on condition of anonymity in line with regulations. — AP

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