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Suicide bomber hits Iraq village Suicide bomber hits Iraq village
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A suicide bomber has killed 11 people and injured many others in a village in Iraq's Diyala Province on a day which saw at least six other violent deaths. A suicide bomber has killed 16 people and injured many others in a village in Iraq's Diyala province on a day which saw at least six other violent deaths.
The bomber set off a vest packed with explosives in al-Abbara, near the restive city of Baquba, police say. The bomber set off a vest packed with explosives inside a popular coffee shop in the village of al-Abbara, north of the city of Baquba, police said.
Al-Qaeda militants have been fighting government forces and local tribal groups in the province. Al-Qaeda militants have been fighting security forces and tribes in the area.
News agency reports quoting police and medical officials say the blast occurred in a village coffee shop. In a separate attack in Baquba, a suicide car bomber struck a checkpoint, killing a policeman and a civilian.
The attack came after a suicide car bomber struck a police checkpoint in central Baquba, killing one policeman and a civilian, police say. Fifteen people were wounded in the blast in central Baquba, three of them children, police said.
Six people were wounded in that attack, three of them children and three, according to one report, policemen. The incidents followed attacks in Diyala on Monday in which at least four people were killed.
Diyala province also saw attacks on Monday in which at least four people were killed. They are the latest in a number of attacks in Diyala province, where al-Qaeda militants have been fighting government forces and local tribal groups.
Also on Tuesday, a parked car bomb aimed at a police patrol in Baghdad went off, killing four people and wounding seven others. Also on Tuesday, a car bomb aimed at a police patrol in Baghdad went off, killing four people and wounding seven others.