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Bomb attack kills three Iraqis
08/05/2004 08:48  - (SA)  

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  • Baqouba - Attackers set off a bomb outside the house of a police official, killing three members of his family and wounding three others on Saturday north of Baghdad, while gunmen attacked the mayor of a nearby town, wounding a policeman, officials said.

    The bomb attack came in the town of Habhab, 20km north of Baqouba, with the blast hitting the home of a police non-commissioned officer, Muayyad Ayad.

    Two women and a male relative were killed, said Nasser Jawad, a doctor at Baqouba Hospital.

    In the town of Muqdadiyah, 35km north of Baqouba, three gunmen opened fire on the house of the town mayor, sparking a gunbattle with his security guards. One policeman was wounded.

    Baqouba, 40km north of Baghdad, is in the so-called Sunni triangle, the heartland of the anti-United States guerrilla insurgency, which has targeted American troops as well as Iraqis seen a working with the US-led occupation.

     
     



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