Car Bombing Leaves 60 Dead in Baghdad
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Two car bomb attacks in Baghdad, Iran killed more than 60 people in February 15, 2017.
In the first attack, 48 people were killed and more than 55 were injured. At least 18 people died on the second attack, stated bbc.com.
A car was packed with explosives in the south side of Baghdad.The explosion had occurred at about 4:15 P.M. Arabia Standard Time, according to theguardian.com. The accident was in an area full of car dealerships and garages, according to aljazeera.com
“This is a place for buying and selling cars. The car blew up here and killed some poor people who were trying to make a living, such as tea makers and car wash workers,” stated a bystander in a video posted by theguardian.com Four car bombing attacks in Baghdad on February 15, killed about 8 people and wounded about 30 people, reported aljazeera.com.
This is so sad! It’s tragic that some people were killed and injured from just trying to do their job. 🙁
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After reading your article I had want to learn when they may catch the people who did the bombing.
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It is so sad that more than 60 people have passed away from these car bomb attacks.
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This is the type of situation You think will never happen to you; but you never know how life will strike.
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I was surprised to learn from reading your article that just 2 car bomb attacks killed more than 60 innocent people.
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This article was very interesting! Very informative and clear! Good job!
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This article was very informative and interesting. It is really sad how third world countries are filled with war and famine.
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It’s terrible that this type of crime is almost impossible to trace back to the perpetraitors, because there’s almost no evidence unless there is security video. Any fingerprints on the car or items in the car would be completely destroyed, same with any evidence in the car to convict the men or women that did this, such as clothing, or identification.
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It’s sad that this tragic thing happens in the world constantly and most people don’t know about, so I like how you are informing people about this accident because it is a constant thing that most people have no idea about and sharing/spreading the word is essential so more people are informed about the innocent people dying everyday in places like Iraq and Syria.
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