IRAQ NEWS SUMMARY (2 DECEMBER 2014)
In a new official recognition which confirms the rampant corruption in Iraq since the abhorrent occupation, (Al-Sabah Newspaper) issued by the so-called "Iraqi Media Network," a spokes for the successive political process governments in Iraq, revealed the existence of more than five hundred forged document issued by the current Ministry of Education during the current year, have been awarded to government officials in different departments, according to the General Inspector of the Ministry of Education (Jamilah Zidane).
In the framework of this dangerous phenomenon, a government security force has found seven bodies of men within forties, were killed by shooting earlier, in the Akbashi northeast the city of Baquba, Diyala province.
Two of the government police officers were wounded in a roadside bomb targeted their patrol Tuesday morning in Al-Taji north of the capital Baghdad.
Two people were killed and seven others were injured in a another roadside bomb targeted a popular market on Tuesday in the Dora district south of the capital Baghdad.
An university professor was killed when an adhesive bomb exploded in his car Tuesday morning in the Ghazaliya west of the capital Baghdad.
Four civilians were killed and 14 others were seriously wounded in a separate incidents on Tuesday evening in the Arab Jabour area and neighborhood al-Ameen south and east of Baghdad.
Three civilians were killed and six others seriously injured in a bomb explosion Tuesday evening in the area (Bob Sham) north of Baghdad.
A civilian was killed and five wounded in a blast Tuesday evening in the area Wardyah of the Madain southern Baghdad.
Five people were killed, including a child and a pregnant woman, and nine others were injured as a result of government shelling targeted Tuesday a number of residential areas in Fallujah, the largest city in Anbar province.
Three civilians were injured after an attack by gunmen on the highway nearby (Dujail) south of the city of Tikrit, Salahuddin province.
Meanwhile, government security forces found bodies of two men Tuesday evening in two different areas the capital Baghdad.
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