Ten killed in Iraq attacks

Bomb and gun attacks across Iraq on Monday killed at least 10 people and wounded 28, many of them policemen and soldiers, security officials said. In Baghdad's Mansur neighbourhood, three policeman were killed and one wounded by an improvised bomb that also hurt three civilians, an interior ministry official said.
Another suicide bomber in the Baab al-Muadham neighbourhood of central Baghdad wounded five security personnel guarding a bus station, the official said. In south Baghdad an improvised bomb killed one person and wounded three others. Meanwhile, in the city of Fallujah, 69 kilometers (43 miles) west of Baghdad, a car bomb exploded outside a hospital killing a policeman and a civilian, said police official Major Nuri al-Jumaili. Eight other people were wounded, five of them policemen.