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k6112

140 by car bomb, Sadriya food market, Baghdad

IBC Incident	k6112
Type	car bomb, sniper, gunfire from US soldiers
Deaths recorded	140
Targeted or hit	shoppers, vendors in market and construction workers, commuters
Place	Sadriya market, Baghdad
Date and time	18 April 2007, 4:15 PM
Sources	REU 18 Apr AFP 18 Apr

Individuals for whom personal or identifying details were reported

IBC page	Identifying details (number if more than one)	Age	Sex
k6112-dx699	Ali Mohammed	Adult	Male
k6112-ua707	Mudrick Adnan	13	Male
k6112-eb649	Mortada Adnan, brother of Mudrick	19	Male

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

Number killed	Occupation	Age	Sex
2	Unrecorded	Adult	Female
2	Unrecorded	Child	Unrecorded

Of the 140 deaths recorded here, some personal information was reported for 3 of the dead.

Only demographic information, without any identifying details, was available for 4 other people recorded killed.

Neither personal nor demographic information was reported for 133 other people killed in this IBC entry.