Bombings Kill About 30 Across Iraq BAGHDAD - A series of attacks across Iraq left about 30 people dead and more than 100 wounded, officials said Sunday. The most lethal was a triple bombing in a food market southeast of Baghdad that killed 15 and wounded dozens in the evening, just before Muslims were to break the daily fast observed in the holy month of Ramadan. A little later, around 7:30 p.m., in Mahmudiya, south of Baghdad, a car bomb exploded near a food market, and a second went within minutes, striking those who had rushed to help the wounded. A total of 6 people were killed and 16 wounded, officials said. In Najaf, a car bomb exploded near a restaurant open to serve those not observing the Ramadan fast, killing a civilian and wounding 22 others. Several attacks focused on police officers or soldiers, according to security sources. In Anbar, a car bomber struck near a police station, killing only a police officer and wounding three others. In Diyala, three soldiers were killed and two injured when a bomb exploded east of Baquba. North of Baquba, two federal policemen died when a gunman opened fire.