67 people killed, injured in Sadr city in Baghdad
A booby-trapped car went off in the Shi'it-majority Sadr city
Baghdad - MENA
A booby-trapped car went off in the Shi'it-majority Sadr city in Baghdad Tuesday killing and injuring 67 people.
A security source said that 16 people were killed and 51 injured in the blast in Sadr city.
Source ; MENA
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