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Home >> Photo UPDATED: 08:45, April 12, 2007 Al-Qaida attacks Algeria's capital, 23 dead     Firemen evacuate a victim of a suicide car bomb which exploded near the prime minister's headquarters in central Algiers April 11, 2007. The Al-Qaida group in North Africa claimed responsibility for launching bomb attacks in Algerian capital on Wednesday in a statement posted on the internet. Victims of a suicide car bomb call for help after an explosion near the prime minister's headquarters in central Algiers April 11, 2007. Rescuers and firemen search through rubble after a bomb exploded near the prime minister's office in Algiers, Wednesday, April 11, 2007. Firemen extinguish burning vehicles after a suicide car bomb which exploded near the prime minister's headquarters in central Algiers April 11, 2007. Comment on the story Tell a friend Print friendly format Save this

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