Explosions occur at women's job training center in Samawah

Explosions occur at women's job training center in Samawah

SAMAWA, Iraq - A job training center for women in the southern Iraqi city of Samawah was damaged by two explosions July 29. No one was injured, police said. The Japanese government has provided sewing machines and computers to the facility through the United Nations Development Program.

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