RENEE MONTAGNE, host: This is MORNING EDITION from NPR News. I'm Renee Montagne.</s>JOHN YDSTIE, host: And I'm John Ydstie.</s>JOHN YDSTIE, host: More violence today in Baghdad. This time it was an explosion in the capital Sadr City district that killed more than two-dozen people and wounded some 60 others. All the victims were Shiite day laborers lined up looking for work.</s>JOHN YDSTIE, host: The blast tore through food stalls and shops and was believed to be caused by a bomb hidden in a garbage can. The sectarian violence that has been plaguing Baghdad and other Iraqi cities is claiming about a hundred lives a day.
An explosion in Baghdad's Sadr City district kills more than two-dozen people, and wounding at least 60 others. All of the victims were Shiite day laborers lined up looking for work.