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Bodies Litter Baghdad Street After U.S. Air Raids
At least 15 scorched corpses littered a poor residential street in Baghdad on
Wednesday after U.S. bomb and missile strikes intensified on the city, Reuters
witnesses said.

Residents and Iraqi officials said two missiles slammed into the area, leaving
burned bodies, mangled cars and rubble from broken buildings. Flames poured
from an oil tanker.

Reuters correspondents counted at least 15 bodies lying in the street in
Baghdad's Shaab district. "There are at least 13 killed and some 30 injured. Two
missiles hit the street," local civil defense official Haneed Dulaimi told Reuters.