Iraqis awake to the aftermath of a series of deadly car bombs that exploded across Baghdad on Monday, killing nearly 40 people.<br/> <br />Here in the Shi'ite-dominated neighborhood of Husseiniya, residents passed by the remnants of vehicles torn apart by the bombs.<br/> <br />This witness says the first car bombing killed four people and wounded 12 others -- fifteen minutes the second car exploded, but, thank God he said, it caused only material damage.<br/> <br />The attacks also shook markets in the Shi'ite majority Karada district, where eight people died and a shopping centre was badly damaged in two separate explosions.<br/> <br />Meanwhile, the capital's Nasr neighborhood remained littered with wreckage and debris as well.<br/> <br />The bombs detonated on the evening of a Shi'ite Muslim celebration, raising tensions over increased sectarian violence.<br/> <br />Some of the assaults targeted Shi'ite districts but there also were explosions in mixed neighborhoods and districts with a high population of Sunnis
