On Tuesday, September 27, a bomber struck a crowded area in the vicinity of the al-Samarrai Mosque in the Baghdad al-Jidida (New Baghdad) district in the east of the capital.
According to Iraq’s news websites, another bombing hit the same area minutes later.
The two explosions killed nine people and injured 30 others.
Separately, a booby-trap blast hit the capital’s Rezvaniyeh district, killing one person and injuring five others.
Elsewhere in the capital, another bomber set off an explosion in the al-Bayaa’ neighborhood in the capital’s al-Rashid district, killing nine people and injuring 26 others.
Terror and death have plagued parts of Iraq since 2014, when Takfiri terrorism hit the country. The year saw Daesh seizing the country’s second-largest city of Mosul in the north and naming it as its so-called headquarters.
source : hawzahnews
