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CNN BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Eight more people died in attacks over the last 24 hours in Baghdad, the latest in a wave of deadly strikes as U.S. combat forces prepare to withdraw from cities and towns.
Those strikes followed a major blast that killed 72 people and injured about 135 others at a Baghdad market on Wednesday and a deadly blast in the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk on Saturday that killed 80 people.
The Interior Ministry said eight attacks hit Baghdad from Wednesday night into Thursday afternoon.
• At least five people were killed and 30 wounded on Thursday when a parked car bomb detonated in a bus station in a predominantly Shiite area of southwestern Baghdad, the Interior Ministry said.
• A roadside bomb exploded near a bus station and an outdoor market in a neighborhood in southwestern Baghdad on Thursday, killing two people and wounding 28 others.
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• Late Wednesday, a roadside bomb exploded during an Iraqi police foot patrol in Baladiya square in eastern Baghdad, killing an Iraqi police officer and wounding three others.
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