Suicide bomber kills 21

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Published 17 July, 2006, 08:59

At least 21 people died and 25 were wounded when a suicide bomber set off an explosion at an outdoor cafe in northern Iraq.

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The attack struck the town of Tuz Khormato, 200 kilometres north of Baghdad. The cafe was near a Shia mosque, and was popular with worshippers. Police said most of the victims were elderly men.

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