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At least 16 people have been killed and more than 30 injured in a car bomb blast in northern Baghdad, Iraqi officials say.At least 16 people have been killed and more than 30 injured in a car bomb blast in northern Baghdad, Iraqi officials say.
They say the bomb went off near a bus stop in the capital's Shaab district, a mainly Shia area.They say the bomb went off near a bus stop in the capital's Shaab district, a mainly Shia area.
Reports say women and children were were among the casualties. It was not immediately clear what the target was.Reports say women and children were were among the casualties. It was not immediately clear what the target was.
Violence has declined in Iraq recently, but on Monday, a suicide bomber killed 25 people in the north of the country.Violence has declined in Iraq recently, but on Monday, a suicide bomber killed 25 people in the north of the country.
Nearly 70 people died earlier this month in two suicide attacks in Baghdad.Nearly 70 people died earlier this month in two suicide attacks in Baghdad.
On Wednesday, a US military spokesman said that attacks across Iraq had fallen to levels of the early months of the US-led war which began in March 2003.


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