29 March 2007 Baghdad bombings

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29 March 2007 Baghdad bombings
Location	Baghdad, Iraq
Date	29 March 2007 (UTC+3)
Attack type	Suicide bombings
Death(s)	82^[1]
Injured	138
Perpetrator(s)	Unknown: legal proceedings have not yet taken place.
Suspected perpetrator(s)	Al Qaeda in Iraq

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The 29 March 2007 Baghdad bombings was a 29 March 2007, double suicide attack on the al-Shaab market in a Shiite district of northeastern Baghdad.

The two bombers, wearing explosive vests, walked into the al-Shaab market as it was packed with shoppers and blew themselves up. The death toll eventually climbed to 82 killed and 138 people were also wounded.^[1]