Explosions in several districts in Iraq's capital late Sunday (November 4th) killed six people, most of them civilians, and wounded several others, police and medical sources said.
In northern Baghdad's Aden roundabout area, two civilians were killed and another six wounded by a blast near a bus stop, the sources told AFP.
A bomb in the nearby Tarmiyah neighbourhood targeted a military convoy, killing a soldier and wounding two others.
A government employee was killed in the southwestern area of al-Sahha when explosives attached under his car were detonated, according to a police officer and medical source.
In the eastern district of Sadr City, two people were killed and four wounded in two explosions in the conservative Shia neighbourhood.
And two other blasts went off on busses in other parts of Baghdad's northeast, wounding seven.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for any of the explosions.
