Relatives of those killed in triple bomb blasts in Baghdad on Monday rush to a hospital early Tuesday, to collect the bodies of their loved ones.
Bereaved family members sit on the pavement outside, as mini buses with empty coffins line up, waiting.
At least 10 people were killed and another 18 wounded when three successive blasts tore through the Iraqi capital.
The blasts followed an increasingly common pattern - the first detonated beneath a car.
As emergency workers rushed to the scene, a second bomb exploded, followed by a third one just 100 metres away.
Violence in Iraq has fallen sharply since the height of sectarian fighting in 2006 - 2007.
But Sunni Islamist insurgents and Shi'ite militias still carry out daily attacks in the lead up to the planned full withdrawal of U.S. troops at the end of this year.
Travis Brecher, Reuters
