Car bomb kills at least two at Baghdad market

01 Dec 2006

At least two people were killed and five wounded when a car bomb blasted a crowded pet market in central Baghdad on Friday, police sources said. The Ghazil market specialises in selling pet animals, ranging from cats and dogs to monkeys, pigeons, snakes and tropical fish. Full Story

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Car bomb kills at least two at Baghdad market

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