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Suicide bombings kill 8 in western Iraq

Suicide bombers attacked police headquarters outside Ramadi in western Iraq on Saturday, killing at least eight people.

Saturday, 08 November 2008 15:42

Four of the dead were policemen, said police chief Shakir Aswad. Fourteen other people were wounded in the attack.

Aswad said the bombers detonated their explosive vests simultaneously outside the station.

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