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Deadly explosions hit Baghdad market Iraq Baghdad: 21 dead as twin bombs rip through market
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Blasts hit a market in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, with reports of people killed or injured At least 21 people have been killed and 40 people wounded in a double bombing at a busy market in the centre of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, officials say.
This breaking news story is being updated and more details will be published shortly. Please refresh the page for the fullest version. The explosions happened near shops selling spare parts for cars in the al-Sinak market, according to police quoted by Reuters news agency.
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The Iraqi capital has been experiencing frequent militant attacks that mainly target crowded and public areas.
One bomb was triggered by a suicide attacker while the other was a planted explosive, an interior ministry official told Reuters.
There had been reports that both bombs were improvised explosive devices.
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