Four car bombs strike Shiite mosques in Iraq, 19 dead
A police officer says the deadliest bombing was in western Jihad neighborhood when a parked car bomb exploded as worshippers were leaving a mosque after Friday prayers.

Baghdad: Iraqi officials say four car bombs have struck Shiite mosques in Baghdad, killing at least 19 people and wounding 72.A police officer says the deadliest bombing was in western Jihad neighborhood when a parked car bomb exploded as worshippers were leaving a mosque after Friday prayers. Seven people died there and 25 were wounded.[caption id="attachment_678977" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Image for representation only. AP[/caption]Another police officer says four worshippers were killed and nearly 20 were wounded in a bombing in eastern Qahira neighborhood. He says three people died and 15 were wounded in the eastern Zafaraniyah district and that another car bomb killed five and wounded 14 in the northeastern Binook neighborhood.Three health officials confirmed the causality figures. All officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not allowed to talk to the media.Associated Press

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