Unknown attackers blew up a house north of Iraqi capital Sunday.
The blast killed three members of a family including a five-year-old boy and also wounding a two-year-old girl, an interior ministry official said.
"Unknown gunmen planted three bombs around a house made of mud and reeds in the Taji area, causing it to completely collapse and killing a father, mother and a five-year-old boy," the official said on condition of anonymity.
The bombs exploded at about 4:00 am (0100 GMT), the official said, adding that a two-year-old girl survived but was wounded and taken to hospital.
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The blast killed three members of a family including a five-year-old boy and also wounding a two-year-old girl, an interior ministry official said.
"Unknown gunmen planted three bombs around a house made of mud and reeds in the Taji area, causing it to completely collapse and killing a father, mother and a five-year-old boy," the official said on condition of anonymity.
The bombs exploded at about 4:00 am (0100 GMT), the official said, adding that a two-year-old girl survived but was wounded and taken to hospital.
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