(3)Photos on Baghdad scene

(3)Photos on Baghdad scene

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Two men on a donkey cart give the thumbs-up sign as they carry chairs, sofas and other furniture from an Iraqi governmental building in Baghdad on April 11. (Kyodo)

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