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  Date : 2012-08-02
[AFP] 107 killed in Iraq's deadliest day this year

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BAGHDAD (AFP) - A wave of attacks across Iraq on Monday killed 107 people in the country's deadliest day in more than two years afteral-Qaida warned it would mount new attacks and sought to retake territory.
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Officials said at least 214 people were wounded in 27 different attacks launched in 18 cities, shattering a relative calm which had held in the lead-up to the start on Saturday of the holy Muslim fasting month of Ramadan.
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In Monday's deadliest attack - a string of roadside bombs and a car bomb followed by a suicide attack targeting emergency responders in the town of Taji - at least 42 people were killed and 40 wounded, according to two medical officials.
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"I heard explosions in the distance so I left my house and I saw a caroutside," said 40-year-old Taji resident Abu Mohammed, who added that police inspectors concluded the vehicle was a car bomb. "We asked the neighbors to leave their houses, but when they were leaving, the bomb went off."
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Abu Mohammed said he witnessed the deaths of an elderly woman carrying a newborn baby and of the policeman who had first concluded the car was packed with explosives. An AFP reporter at the scene said a row of houses were completely destroyed, and residents were rummaging through the rubble in search of victims and their belongings.
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In Baghdad, meanwhile, a car bomb outside a government officeresponsible for producing identity papers in the Shiite bastion ofSadr City killed at least 12 people and wounded 22 others, security and medical officials said.
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"This attack is a terrible crime against humanity, because they did itduring Ramadan, while people are fasting," said one elderly witnesswho declined to be identified.
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An AFP journalist said eight nearby cars were badly burned and many of the victims of the 9:30 am (local time) attack could not be identified because their papers were inside the offices that were targeted.
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Two other explosions in the Baghdad neighborhoods of Husseiniyah and Yarmuk killed at least four people and left 24 others wounded, while a car bomb in the town of Tarmiyah, just north of Baghdad, hurt nine people, officials said.
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Checkpoint shootings and bomb blasts in restive ethnically-mixed Diyala province killed 11 people and left 40 others wounded, security officials and doctor Ahmed Ibrahim from the main hospital in provincial capital Baquba said.
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