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83-95 at Imam Ali mosque, Najaf

IBC Incident k1100
Type car bombs
Deaths recorded 83-95
Targeted or hit Possibly Mohammed Baquir al-Hakim
Place Imam Ali mosque, Najaf
Date and time 29 August 2003, 2:00 PM
Sources AFP 28 Dec 03
NYT 10 Jan 04
XIN 30 Jan 04

Individuals for whom personal or identifying details were reported

IBC page Identifying details (number if more than one) Age Sex
k1100-xc242 Mohammed Baquir al-Hakim 64 Male

Individuals for whom only demographic or other non-personal information was reported

Number killed Occupation Age Sex
15 Bodyguard Adult Male

Of the 83 to 95 deaths recorded here, some personal information was reported for 1 of the dead.

Only demographic information, without any identifying details, was available for 15 other people recorded killed.

Neither personal nor demographic information was reported for another 67-79 people killed in this IBC entry.

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