Three bombings in Iraq kill 12, injure 50 on special voting day BAGHDAD, June 17 (UPI) -- Three separate bombings in central Iraq Monday killed at least 12 people and left more than 50 others wounded, officials said. In al-Taji, which is about 12 miles from Baghdad, at least seven people were killed when a bomb exploded inside a popular coffee shop, CNN reported. About 20 others were injured by the blast. Two people were killed and three others were wounded when a roadside bomb was detonated in a separate attack in Thiraa Dijla, about 6 miles away from Baghdad, CNN said. And in Falluja, west of Baghdad, a suicide bomber detonated explosives inside an election center, killing three and wounding 30 others. CNN said the bomber was wearing a police uniform and police officers were among the casualties. Monday was a special voting day for Iraqi police, security forces, and others who cast their votes ahead of provincial elections. It was not reported whether any group claimed responsibility for any of the attacks.