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BAGHDAD (AP) — The number of American troops in Iraq diagnosed with swine flu has climbed to 67, making US soldiers the largest group in the country to come down with the potentially deadly virus, Iraqi health officials said today.
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BAGHDAD – A woman who made routine visits to a Shiite shrine in southern Iraq has died of swine flu, making it the first death from the deadly virus in the country, a health ministry official said yesterday.
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Two Iraqis –the car’s driver and a bodyguard –were killed in the attack, along with an Indonesian who was also a passenger in the car.


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Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople said leading Shiite cleric Ayatollah Mohammad Baqer al-Hakim, among the dead in Friday’s attack outside a shrine in the city south of Baghdad, "was a key player in promoting tolerance and in bringing stability to Iraq." 


"His death is a great loss, but his death should not be in vain," he said in a statement. 


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Base sa report, agad na pinaulanan ng bala ng tropang Kano ang isang pick-up dahil sa hinalang suicide bomber ang mga sakay nito na kukuha lamang ng gasolina para sa kanyang sasakyan.


Agad na nasawi ang driver ng pick-up at malubhang nasugatan ang kasamang pasahero. 


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Swine flu cases climb among US soldiers in Iraq

August 12, 2009 - 10:00pm

BAGHDAD (AP) — The number of American troops in Iraq diagnosed with swine flu has climbed to 67, making US soldiers the largest group in the country to come down with the potentially deadly virus, Iraqi health...

51 US soldiers in Iraq diagnosed with swine flu

August 10, 2009 - 10:38am

BAGHDAD (AP) – Fifty-one American troops in Iraq have been diagnosed with and treated for swine flu, while another 71 soldiers remain in isolation suspected of contracting the potentially deadly virus, the...

Health official: Iraq reports first swine death

August 10, 2009 - 12:00am

BAGHDAD – A woman who made routine visits to a Shiite shrine in southern Iraq has died of swine flu, making it the first death from the deadly virus in the country, a health ministry official said yesterd...

Headlines

Pinoy wounded in Iraq attack

August 24, 2004 - 12:00am

A Filipino engineer was wounded when Iraqi rebels opened fire with automatic rifles Sunday on a car transporting him and three others to their work site in Mosul City in northern Iraq to install a mobile telephone...

Headlines

Manila condemns Iraq car bomb attack

September 1, 2003 - 12:00am

The Philippines condemned yesterday the car bombing in the Iraqi holy city of Najaf that killed 83 people in the worst attack since the US-led occupation began. Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople said leading...

Headlines

Is Baghdad burning? The looting, anarchy, misery are America’s shame!

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | April 13, 2003 - 12:00am

United States Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, the motor-mouth of the triumphant George "Dubya" Bush administration, vented his frustration with the media loudly the other day, fuming that instead of...

Opinion

7 babae, batang Iraqi niratrat sa checkpoint ng US forces

April 2, 2003 - 12:00am

Isa na namang matinding pagkakamali ang nagawa ng mga US Marines ng pagbabarilin ang mga sibilyang Iraqis kabilang ang mga kababaihan at bata habang sakay ng isang pick-up truck sa isang checkpoint sa magkahiwalay...

Bansa

100 death squad ni Saddam todas sa US troops

April 1, 2003 - 12:00am

Sa ika-12 araw na giyera sa Iraq, muling umiskor kahapon ang US allied forces matapos na mapatay ang may 100 kasapi ng Death Squad ni Iraqi President Saddam Hussein sa pagpapatuloy ng sagupaan sa pagitan ng US at...

Bansa