An explosion has rocked a market in Sadr City administrative district of Baghdad, injuring at least nine people, AP reported, citing two security officials speaking on condition of anonymity.
The Iraqi military confirmed the blast, but provided no details on casualties or the damage caused by the explosion.
The cause of the blast is not immediately clear. The latest incident took place two months after a powerful explosion killed at least four at another market in the Sadr City.
Large-scale bomb attacks, which once plagued Baghdad on almost a daily basis, have been significantly on the decline in recent years since the nation declared victory over the Daesh* terrorist group.
*Daesh, also known as ISIS/IS/Islamic State, is a terrorist group banned in Russia and many other countries.
