At least 44 people died and 90 others were wounded in four car explosions carried out in different parts of Baghdad on Tuesday. It was not immediately clear how many people died or were wounded in the latest attack.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility.
Suicide attacks and car bombings have increased in Baghdad since the recent political tumult in the capital, which saw angry protesters storm the parliament building late last month, demanding substantial political reforms to uproot corruption.
On Sunday, a car bomb went off in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad, killing two Shiite militiamen and wounding seven.
The citizens of Baghdad are no strangers to violence, where suicide attacks and explosions are sadly common occurrences. But recently, the frequency of attacks has risen dramatically. According to Iraq Body Count, 698 people have been killed in the country so far in the month of May.
