The death toll in the blast at Baghdad mosque has risen to 60.

   The death toll in the bombing of Shiite mosques in Baghdad rose to 60 people, reported April 24, agency Reuters. Previously reported 30-35 deaths.
Nearly 25 killed in explosion - Shia pilgrims who arrived in the Iraqi capital from Iran. The number of wounded, according to latest figures, 125 people. According to the Associated Press, the explosion, which carried out two suicide has become the largest Iraqi attack in 2009.
The Shi'a mosque of Imam Musa al-Kadhima, located in the Baghdad district of Kadima, has not been the target of terrorists. The explosion, which occurred at the entrance to the mosque on April 24 is the third in 2009. Responsibility for it has yet to assume no one group, the police also have not yet announced any suspicions.