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Car bomb in Baghdad's Sadr City kills 30: police

Wed Apr 18, 2007 9:36am EDT

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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The death toll from a car bomb attack in Baghdad's Shi'ite stronghold of Sadr City on Wednesday rose to 30, with 45 wounded, Iraqi police said.

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