(8 Jun 2006)
Baghdad's New Baghdad neighbourhood
1. Wide of damaged stalls with onlookers and market vendors
2. Burnt out fruit and vegetables from market stalls
3. Various of damaged stalls and damaged fruit surrounded by people
4. Wide of damaged market
Baghdad's Nahda neighbourhood
5. Ambulance driving towards al-Kindi Hospital
6. Sign reading: "al-Kindi Teaching Hospital"
7. Various of injured on stretchers being wheeled to entrance
8. Injured being carried off ambulance
9. Injured being wheeled to emergency ward; ambulances arriving
10. Various of injured and ambulances outside hospital
Palestine Street neighbourhood
11. Damage to police car with policemen standing next to it
12. Various of damaged police car with police at the blast scene
13. Crater caused by blast
14. Wide of damaged police car and policemen at the scene
STORYLINE:
Violence continued in Iraq on Thursday amidst news that Jordanian born militant and al-Qaida leader in Iraq, Abu Musaab al-Zarqawi had been killed.
A car bomb exploded in a busy outdoor market in New Baghdad, a neighbourhood on the eastern side of the city, killing at least 13 people and injuring at least 39 others, police said.
The injured were taken to al-Kindi Hospital in the city's Nahda neighbourhood for treatment.
Extensive damage could be seen in the market area, with burnt out fruit and vegetables and rubble strewn about the area.
Meanwhile, a roadside bomb also exploded on Thursday next to a police patrol in Palestine Street neighbourhood, injuring three policemen and damaging a police vehicle, police said.
Officials were at the scene inspecting the remains of the damaged vehicle.
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