Iraq crime lab car bomber kills many in Baghdad

A suicide car bomber has killed at least 18 people and injured 80 at a government forensics centre in the Iraqi capital Baghdad. The enemy had tried to drive through a police checkpoint and blast walls protecting the centre in the Kerrada district. The building was very damaged by the massive explosion and the ruins are now being search by rescue teams.
On Monday a bomb attacks some hotels in the city and had killed 36 people. This is the most recent in a series of attacks on buildings, including those to do with crime and punishment.
There have been fears that attacks will increase as the parliamentary election approach in March and those predictions seem to be coming true. Most of the casualties were staff from the forensics centre, he said, adding that it had been under attack by two bomb attacks in the past. Hassan al-Saidi, a mechanic who works in the area, said he had seen at least five vehicles in flames and more than a dozen people wounded by flying glass.
The Associated Press news agency reported that rescue teams in blue jumpsuits were coming through the wreckage of the three-story building as a crane removed some of the fallen blast walls.
A lot of funerals have been taking place on Tuesday for victims of some Monday's attacks.
Our opinion is that is very bad that a lot of people are dead because of the bombs. We hope that type of killing stops so no more people are dead .