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March sees increase in Iraqi civilian deaths
By: Ismail Zabeeh
BAGHDAD, Iraq: Civilian deaths in violence across Iraq rose by 13%
last month despite the security crackdown in Baghdad.
Data compiled by several Iraqi ministries put civilian deaths in March
at 1,861 - compared with 1,645 for February.
Although much of the violence in March was outside Baghdad, the
capital still saw big attacks.
The northern town of Tal’afar was a focus of violence in the past week
where a suicide truck bombing left hundreds of people martyred and
injured.
According to the data released, 165 Iraqi police and 44 Iraqi soldiers
lost their lives in March.
More than 80 US service personnel were also killed over the same
period.
Health ministry estimates for civilian deaths in violence in January
and December were both more than 1,900.
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Maraje, Ayaat flay Tal Afar, Khalis terrorism
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HOLY CITY OF NAJAF, Iraq: Holy Najaf and Qom Maraje and Ayaat have strongly condemned Tuesday and Thursday terror attacks in Tal Afar and Khalis, Iraq, urging the government to form a committee to investigate the incidents and advising Iraqis to display patience.
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better than wealth because it protects you while you have to
guard wealth. it decreases if you keep on spending it but the
more you make use of knowledge ,the more it increases . what you
get through wealth disappears as soon as wealth disappears but
what you achieve through knowledge will remain even after you."MORE
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