21 killed in Iraq blasts

Explosions in central Iraq have killed 21 people and wounded 48 including the governor of Anbar province, police said today.

21 killed in Iraq blasts
Wed, 30 Dec, 2009 - 10:19

Explosions in central Iraq have killed 21 people and wounded 48 including the governor of Anbar province, police said today.

Police official Lt Col Imad al-Fahdawi said two bombs exploded today in Ramadi, 70 miles west of Baghdad. He said Qassim Mohammed was inspecting the damage from the first bomb when he was caught in the blast of the second.

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