Two car bombs that went off in Iraqi capital Baghdad on Tuesday morning killed at least 10 people, officials reported.
A police officer speaking to The Associated Press said that seven commuters were killed and 18 injured after a parked car rigged with explosives went off in a busy bus station in Baghdad's southwestern neighborhood of Bayaa.
Three people were killed and 12 wounded when another car bomb was detonated in a popular commercial area in the nearby Alam neighborhood, AP reported.
A medical official from Baghdad confirmed the casualy figures, according to AP.
Tuesday's attacks come one day after at least 23 were killed when a wave of bombs struck the capital.
Iraq is currently in the midst of a huge resurgence of sectarian violence, the worst to hit the country since 2006-2007.
