Eight killed and 32 wounded in two separate explosions in Iraq

Baghdad Eight people were killed and 32 wounded Saturday in two separate explosions in Baghdad and Babil province.

In a northern Baghdad market, five were killed and 22 wounded when a magnetic explosive charge detonated inside a civilian vehicle, a security source told the Voices of Iraq (VOI) news agency.

The explosion took place in a used-clothes market in Baghdad's northern area of al-Kadhemiya.

Meanwhile, VOI reported that an Iraqi army major and two Awakening Councils members were killed, and 10 others, including five soldiers, were wounded while they were trying to defuse a roadside bomb in al-Bahbahani, 60 km northwest of Hilla city, the capital of Babil province. (dpa)

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