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Iraqi police say 60 bodies found in Baquba

Sun Aug 5, 2007 3:27pm EDT
 
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi police said on Sunday they had found 60 decomposed bodies dumped in thick grass in Baquba, north of Baghdad.

There was no indication of how the 60 people had been killed, police said. Baquba is the capital of volatile Diyala province, where thousands of extra U.S. and Iraqi soldiers have been sent to stem growing violence.

 

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