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WAR DEAD & WOUNDED - ALL IN A SINGLE DAY - AUGUST 27, 2006
A compilation of news for a single day...

These daily logs detail some of the many dead and wounded in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, both military and civilian, of all nationalities. We are not aware of any source that authoritatively and consistently compiles or counts these kinds of reports.

Note: These news reports overlap in some cases. We've done our best to count a casualty only once. Where vague reports suggest "many" "some" or "several" we count a minimum of 2. These logs were compiled by Evan D. The following news links were compiled by Evan D.

Note:  Our hearts go out to the people of Israel and Lebanon as they suffer through the terrible recent violence there.  We regret we do not have time to track the death and mayhem there.  Like the prayers of so many others, our prayers are vague and faceless: God be with them all. (For detailed daily news updates on the Middle East, try the blog, News About the Middle East.)

In the news on Sunday, August 27, 2006
SUMMARY - ALL IN A SINGLE DAY
DEAD WOUNDED TOTAL CASUALTIES  
Iraqis 103 111    
Coalition in Iraq 2 3    
Afghanis 10 0    
Coalition in Afghanistan 1 1    
ALL CASUALTIES, BOTH WARS 116 115 231  
         
         
         
IRAQ LOCATION / STORY / NEWS LINK IRAQI DEAD IRAQI WOUNDED COALITION DEAD COALITION WOUNDED
Sunday, August 27, 2006        
IRAQ        
         
Baghdad:        
#1: Police said 20 bodies had been found in various districts of Baghdad on Saturday. Some bore signs of torture and most had been killed by gunshots to the head. 20      
       
#2: A bomb planted in a minibus killed nine civilians and wounded 20 others in central Baghdad, police and Interior Ministry sources said. The bus was carrying passengers to the predominantly Shi'ite Karrada district 9 20    
       
#3: A car bomb exploded outside the offices of the state-run newspaper al-Sabah in Baghdad, killing two people and wounding 18, the newspaper's editor said. 2 18    
       
#4: Gunmen also killed four of former Sunni Deputy Prime Minister Abd Mutlaq al-Juburi's bodyguards in an ambush on their car in Baghdad's Ameriyah neighbourhood, a security official said. 4      
       
#5: A Multi-National Division – Baghdad Soldier died at approximately 10:50 p.m. Saturday when the vehicle he was riding in was struck by an improvised-explosive device southeast of Baghdad.     1  
       
#7: A Multi-National Division – Baghdad Soldier died at approximately 2:30 p.m. Sunday when the vehicle he was riding in was struck by an improvised-explosive device in western Baghdad.     1  
       
       
Baqubah:        
#1: Six others were killed in a spate of shootings around Baquba, while two truck drivers and a former policeman were kidnapped. Two corpses were also found near the city. 8      
       
       
Diyala:        
#1: Just north of the war-torn capital, the province of Diyala was once more the scene of bloody fighting between rival sectarian death squads: 11 civilians and a senior army officer were killed and three people were kidnapped Sunday. 11      
       
       
Abara: (near Baqubah)        
#1: Gunmen killed two brothers and their cousin in Abara, just north of Baquba, 65 km (40 miles) north of Baghdad, police said. 3      
       
       
Dinwaniyah:        
#1: A U.S. soldier and two Polish soldiers were wounded in an accident in a military base in southern Iraq, the U.S. military said in a statement on Sunday. The accident took place early Saturday in Camp Echo, a Multinational Division base in the southern province of Diwaniyah, some 180 km south of Baghdad, the statement said, without elaborating. The injured received medical treatment immediately in Camp Echo 's military hospital, and one of the Polish soldiers was evacuated to a hospital in Baghdad for further treatment, it added.       3
       
       
Hafriya:        
#1: Iraqi police said they found the bodies of two electricity workers on a main road hours after they were kidnapped in the small town of Hafriya, 40 km (25 miles) southeast of Baghdad. The bodies had their hands tied and had bullet wounds to the head. 2      
       
       
Khalis:        
#1: Gunmen opened fire on a market area in a town north of Baghdad on Sunday, killing 16 people and wounding 25, police said. Khalis, a religiously mixed town 80 km (50 miles) north of Baghdad, has seen sectarian violence in the past. The motive of the attack was not immediately clear. 16 25    
       
       
Numaniya:        
#1: A former member of Saddam Hussein's now outlawed Baath party was shot dead by gunmen in the town of Numaniya, 120 km (72 miles) south of Baghdad, police said. 1      
       
       
Muqdadiya:        
#1: Gunmen killed Mahmoud Faisal, a lieutenant colonel in the Iraqi army, in the town of Muqdadiya, 90 km (55 miles, northeast of Baghdad, police said. 1      
       
       
Basra:        
#1: A bomb packed inside a motorcycle killed seven people and wounded 10 in a popular market in the southern Shi'ite city of Basra, police said. 7 10    
       
       
Kirkuk:        
#1:  Two simultaneous suicide car bombs killed nine people and wounded 22 in the ethnically disputed city of Kirkuk, 250 km (155 miles) north of Baghdad. One blast hit the house of a local police officer and a second struck the residence of a relative of Iraq's president Jalal Talabani. He was not hurt. 9 22    
       
#2: A suicide truck bomber killed a Kurdish guard and wounded 16 people when he blew himself up outside the party offices of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan. A few minutes later Kurdish guards of a nearby Kurdish office shot and killed a militant driving a car packed with explosives. 3 16    
       
#3: In yet another attack on Kurds, four Kurdish policemen -- including a young police academy graduate on his way to meet his fiancee to arrange their wedding -- were killed by alleged Sunni extremists, police said. 4      
       
       
Mosul:        
#1: Gunmen killed three civilians in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, police said. 3      
         
IRAQ TOTALS 103 111 2 3
         
         
AFGHANISTAN LOCATION / STORY / NEWS LINK AFGHANI DEAD AFGHANI WOUNDED COALITION DEAD COALITION WOUNDED
Sunday, August 27, 2006        
         
#1: A British soldier has been killed and another NATO soldier wounded in attacks in Afghanistan while police said they killed 10 Taliban who tried to capture a district headquarters.     1 1
       
#2: Helmand police said meanwhile that about 40 Taliban fighters late Saturday stormed the headquarters of Musa Qala district, also in the north of the province, sparking a three-hour gunfight in which 10 Taliban were killed. 10      
         
AFGHANISTAN TOTALS 10 0 1 1
         
         
         
         
ALL IN A SINGLE DAY - Daily News Log        
Dead and Wounded in Both Wars, military and civilian        
Daily News Log Total deaths reported, all nationalities, both wars Total wounded reported, all nationalities, both wars Total dead and wounded reported, all nationalities, both wars  
         
31-Aug-06     0  
30-Aug-06     0  
29-Aug-06     0  
28-Aug-06     0  
27-Aug-06 116 115 231  
26-Aug-06 30 38 68  
25-Aug-06 33 67 100  
24-Aug-06 65 49 114  
23-Aug-06 75 37 112  
22-Aug-06 51 44 95  
21-Aug-06 24 12 36  
20-Aug-06 123 312 435  
19-Aug-06 32 29 61  
18-Aug-06 31 16 47  
17-Aug-06 67 64 131  
16-Aug-06 56 128 184  
15-Aug-06 28 64 92  
14-Aug-06 67 75 142  
13-Aug-06 86 195 281  
12-Aug-06 74 40 114  
11-Aug-06 37 7 44  
10-Aug-06 133 176 309  
9-Aug-06 58 77 135  
8-Aug-06 59 87 146  
7-Aug-06 47 97 144  
6-Aug-06 95 57 152  
5-Aug-06 39 38 77  
4-Aug-06 88 52 140  
3-Aug-06 127 118 245  
2-Aug-06 86 48 134  
1-Aug-06 81 66 147  
         
Totals, August 2006 1808 2108 3816  
Daily average, August 2006 67 78 145  

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