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High Casualty Terrorist Bombings (HCTB) Page 1 March 11, 1998 - March 10, 2020 High Casualty Terrorist Bombings (HCTB) Page 1 March 11, 1998 - March 10, 2020 LOC DEATH NINCD MONTH DAY YEAR LOCATION COL 25 3 5 13 1990 Cali, Niza, Quirigua USR 20 1 8 10 1990 Gyandzha, Azerbaijan COL 22 1 2 16 1991 Medellin TUR 36 1 4 9 1991 Istanbul IND 41 2 10 18 1991 Rudrapur ARG 28 1 3 17 1992 Buenos Aires PER 20 1 7 16 1992 Lima PAK 20 1 1 11 1993 Kotri PAK 23 2 1 24 1993 Hyderabad COL 20 1 1 30 1993 Bogota IND 317 13 3 12 1993 Bombay (Mumbai) IND 86 1 3 16 1993 Calcutta COL 15 1 4 15 1993 Bogota IRN 25 1 6 20 1994 Meshed ARG 96 1 7 18 1994 Buenos Aires PAN 21 1 7 19 1994 Colon ISR 23 1 10 19 1994 Tel Aviv ISR 22 2 1 22 1995 Netanya ALG 42 1 1 30 1995 Algiers IRQ 54 1 2 27 1995 Zakho USA 168 1 4 19 1995 Oklahoma City COL 29 1 6 11 1995 Medellin IND 17 1 7 20 1995 Jammu IND 16 1 8 31 1995 Chandigarh SRI 15 2 11 11 1995 Colombo PAK 17 1 11 19 1995 Islamabad IRQ 33 1 11 31 1995 Salahuddin PAK 45 1 12 21 1995 Peshawar SRI 96 1 1 31 1996 Colombo ISR 23 1 2 25 1996 Jerusalem ISR 19 1 3 3 1996 Jerusalem ISR 15 1 3 4 1996 Tel Aviv IND 25 1 3 21 1996 Delhi PAK 60 1 4 28 1996 Bhai Pheri SAU 19 1 6 25 1996 Dhahran SRI 64 1 7 24 1996 Dehiwala TUR 17 1 11 17 1996 Istanbul PER 17 1 12 17 1996 Lima IND 33 1 12 30 1996 Brahmaputra Mail (Assam) CAM 19 4 3 30 1997 Phnom Penh ALG 22 1 4 25 1997 Train near Algiers ALG 15 1 5 3 1997 Sidi Bouhanifa IND 33 1 7 8 1997 Bhatinda ISR 16 2 7 30 1997 Jerusalem SRI 18 1 10 15 1997 Colombo EGY 70 1 11 17 1997 Luxor ALG 103 1 1 11 1998 Sidi Hamed CHN 50 1 2 14 1998 Wuhan IND 46 13 2 14 1998 Coimbatore ALG 18 1 2 23 1998 Boufarik SRI 32 1 3 5 1998 Maradana ALG 17 1 5 22 1998 El Harrach PAK 23 1 6 7 1998 Khaipur ALG 17 1 7 11 1998 Algiers KEN 213 1 8 7 1998 Nairobi UKG 29 1 8 15 1998 Omagh UGA 30 1 8 25 1998 Masaka ALG 17 1 8 31 1998 Bab el Oued RUS 17 1 9 5 1998 Makhachkala SRI 21 1 9 11 1998 Jaffna ALG 22 1 9 18 1998 Tiaret COL 71 1 10 18 1998 Segoria TUR 16 9999 12 1 1998 Lice UZB 16 6 2 16 1999 Tashkent RUS 62 1 3 19 1999 Vladikavkaz RUS 32 1 9 4 1999 Buinsk RUS 95 1 9 9 1999 Moscow RUS 121 1 9 13 1999 Moscow RUS 17 1 9 16 1999 Volgodonsk SRI 38 1 12 18 1999 Colombo IND 18 1 1 3 2000 Srinagar SRI 21 1 1 7 2000 Ratmalana PHI 49 3 2 25 2000 Ozamiz, Mindanao SRI 27 5 3 10 2000 Colombo PAK 15 1 4 12 2000 Mallow Wali SRI 29 1 5 17 2000 Batticaloa SRI 24 1 6 7 2000 Colombo RUS 50 1 7 2 2000 Argun Center for Systemic Peace www.systemicpeace.org High Casualty Terrorist Bombings (HCTB) Page 2 March 11, 1998 - March 10, 2020 LOC DEATH NINCD MONTH DAY YEAR LOCATION INS 15 1 9 13 2000 Jakarta PAK 19 1 9 19 2000 Islamabad SRI 26 1 10 3 2000 Muttur YEM 19 1 10 12 2000 Aden (USS Cole) RUS 21 1 12 9 2000 Alkan-yurt INS 15 9999 12 24 2000 Christian churches PHI 22 6 12 30 2000 Manila IND 15 1 2 27 2001 Doda, Kashmir CHN 108 4 3 16 2001 Shijianzhuang, Hebei RUS 24 3 3 24 2001 Mineralnye vody/Yesentuky ISR 21 1 6 1 2001 Tel Aviv BNG 22 1 6 15 2001 Narayanganj (nr. Dhaka) ISR 16 1 8 9 2001 Jerusalem ANG 252 1 8 10 2001 Zenza USA 2982 4 9 11 2001 New York/ Washington DC/ Somerset County PA IND 40 1 10 1 2001 Srinagar PAK 15 1 10 28 2001 Bahawalpur ISR 16 1 12 2 2001 Haifa IND 16 1 12 13 2001 New Delhi ISR 30 1 3 27 2002 Netanya ISR 33 1 3 30 2002 Tel Aviv ISR 16 1 3 31 2002 Haifa TUN 17 1 4 11 2002 Djerba PHI 15 1 4 21 2002 Gen. Santos City COL 60 1 5 3 2002 Bojaya ISR 17 1 5 7 2002 Rishan Letzion PAK 17 1 5 8 2002 Karachi RUS 43 1 5 9 2002 Kaspiisk, Dagestan ISR 20 1 6 5 2002 Megiddo ISR 20 1 6 18 2002 Jerusalem ALG 38 1 7 5 2002 Larba COL 21 1 8 7 2002 Bogota AFG 25 1 8 9 2002 Jalalabad COL 21 1 8 12 2002 Bogota AFG 30 1 9 5 2002 Kabul IND 32 1 9 24 2002 Gandhinagar RUS 22 1 10 10 2002 Grozny INS 202 2 10 12 2002 Denpasar, Bali ISR 16 2 10 21 2002 Pardes Hannah RUS 162 1 10 23 2002 Moscow IND 19 1 11 23 2002 Lower Munda (Kashmir) KEN 16 2 11 28 2002 Mombasa BNG 18 5 12 7 2002 Mymensingh PHI 16 1 12 24 2002 Datu Piang, Mindanao RUS 80 3 12 27 2002 Grozny, Chechnya ISR 25 2 1 5 2003 Tel Aviv AFG 18 1 1 31 2003 Rambasa COL 32 1 2 7 2003 Bogota COL 17 1 2 14 2003 Neiva PHI 24 1 3 4 2003 Davao, Mindanao ISR 25 1 3 5 2003 Haifa PHI 17 1 4 2 2003 Davao, Mindanao RUS 59 1 5 12 2003 Znamenskoye, Chechnya SAU 34 3 5 12 2003 Riyadh RUS 20 1 5 14 2003 Iliskhan Yurt, Chechnya MOR 43 12 5 16 2003 Casablanca RUS 18 1 6 5 2003 Mozdok, N. Ossetia ISR 18 1 6 11 2003 Jerusalem IRQ 63 3 6 24 2003 Mosul PAK 53 1 7 4 2003 Quetta RUS 19 1 7 5 2003 Tushino airfield (outside Moscow) RUS 52 1 8 1 2003 Mozdok, N. Ossetia IRQ 19 1 8 7 2003 Baghdad AFG 17 1 8 13 2003 Nadh Ali (Helmand province) IRQ 23 1 8 19 2003 Baghdad ISR 22 1 8 19 2003 Jerusalem IND 52 2 8 25 2003 Mumbai IRQ 126 1 8 29 2003 Najaf ISR 22 1 10 4 2003 Haifa IRQ 40 4 10 27 2003 Baghdad SAU 17 1 11 8 2003 Riyadh TUR 30 2 11 15 2003 Istanbul TUR 33 2 11 20 2003 Istanbul RUS 46 1 12 5 2003 Yessentuki, SW Russia IRQ 20 1 12 14 2003 Khaldiyah IRQ 27 1 12 17 2003 Baghdad PAK 17 2 12 25 2003 Rawalpindi PHI 24 1 1 4 2004 Parang, Mindanao Center for Systemic Peace www.systemicpeace.org High Casualty Terrorist Bombings (HCTB) Page 3 March 11, 1998 - March 10, 2020 LOC DEATH NINCD MONTH DAY YEAR LOCATION IRQ 21 1 1 18 2004 Baghdad IRQ 117 2 2 1 2004 Irbil RUS 41 1 2 6 2004 Moscow IRQ 55 1 2 10 2004 Iskandariyah IRQ 48 1 2 11 2004 Baghdad PHI 15 1 2 13 2004 Gen. Santos City PHI 118 1 2 27 2004 Manila Bay (ferry) IRQ 65 3 3 2 2004 Baghdad IRQ 112 1 3 2 2004 Karbala IRQ 58 1 3 2 2004 Kadhimiya PAK 47 1 3 2 2004 Quetta SPN 191 1 3 11 2004 Madrid IRQ 73 4 4 21 2004 Basra/Zubair PAK 24 1 5 7 2004 Karachi IND 30 1 5 23 2004 Lower Munda (Kashmir) SAU 22 1 5 29 2004 Khobar PAK 21 1 5 31 2004 Karachi IRQ 25 1 6 1 2004 Baghdad IRQ 35 1 6 17 2004 Baghdad IRQ 40 2 6 26 2004 Hillah IRQ 70 1 7 28 2004 Baqubah RUS 58 9999 8 21 2004 Grozny, Chechnya BNG 23 9999 8 21 2004 Dhaka RUS 90 1 8 25 2004 Rostov-on-Don/Tula IRQ 27 1 8 26 2004 Kufa ISR 16 1 8 31 2004 Beersheba RUS 331 1 9 1 2004 Beslan, N. Ossetia IRQ 21 1 9 4 2004 Kirkuk IRQ 47 1 9 14 2004 Baghdad IRQ 59 1 9 14 2004 Baqubah IRQ 21 1 9 18 2004 Kirkuk IRQ 42 3 9 30 2004 Baghdad PAK 30 1 10 1 2004 Sialkot PAK 40 2 10 7 2004 Multan EGY 34 3 10 7 2004 Taba, Sinai Peninsula IRQ 17 1 10 10 2004 Baghdad IRQ 17 1 10 23 2004 Khan al-Baghdadi IRQ 15 1 10 31 2004 Tikrit IRQ 42 4 11 6 2004 Samarra IRQ 19 1 11 11 2004 Baghdad IRQ 19 1 11 12 2004 Babil IRQ 18 4 12 3 2004 Baghdad PHI 15 1 12 12 2004 Gen. Santos City IRQ 60 2 12 19 2004 Najaf, Karbala IRQ 29 1 12 28 2004 Baghdad IRQ 33 1 1 2 2005 Balad IRQ 20 1 1 5 2005 Hillah PHI 17 1 1 12 2005 Gen. Santos City IRQ 26 5 1 19 2005 Baghdad IRQ 15 1 1 21 2005 Baghdad IRQ 15 1 1 26 2005 Sinjar IRQ 15 1 2 7 2005 Baquba IRQ 21 1 2 8 2005 Baghdad IRQ 18 1 2 12 2005 Musayyib LEB 23 1 2 14 2005 Beirut IRQ 30 9999 2 18 2005 Baghdad, Iskandariyah IRQ 16 1 2 24 2005 Tikrit IRQ 125 1 2 28 2005 Hillah IRQ 53 1 3 10 2005 Mosul PAK 50 1 3 19 2005 Naseerabad PAK 30 1 3 20 2005 Fatehpur IRQ 18 2 4 14 2005 Baghdad IRQ 29 3 4 24 2005 Baghdad, Tikrit IRQ 50 4 4 29 2005 Baghdad, Madain IRQ 25 1 5 1 2005 Tall Afar SOM 15 1 5 3 2005 Mogadishu IRQ 60 1 5 4 2005 Irbil IRQ 31 2 5 6 2005 Suwayrah IRQ 22 2 5 7 2005 Baghdad MYA 24 3 5 7 2005 Yangon IRQ 38 1 5 11 2005 Tikrit IRQ 35 1 5 11 2005 Hawija IRQ 17 1 5 12 2005 Baghdad IRQ 30 2 5 23 2005 Tall Afar PAK 20 1 5 27 2005 Islamabad INS 22 2 5 28 2005 Tentena IRQ 31 3 5 30 2005 Hillah AFG 21 1 6 1 2005 Kandahar IRQ 18 3 6 7 2005 Hawija Center for Systemic Peace www.systemicpeace.org High Casualty Terrorist Bombings (HCTB) Page 4 March 11, 1998 - March 10, 2020 LOC DEATH NINCD MONTH DAY YEAR LOCATION IND 16 1 6 13 2005 Pulwama IRQ 24 1 6 14 2005 Kirkuk IRQ 27 1 6 15 2005 Khalis IRQ 23 1 6 19 2005 Baghdad IRQ 20 1 6 20 2005 Irbil IRQ 19 3 6 22 2005 Baghdad IRQ 36 3 6 26 2005 Mosul IRQ 20 1 7 2 2005 Baghdad UKG 56 4 7 7 2005 London IRQ 25 1 7 10 2005 Baghdad IRQ 27 1 7 13 2005 Baghdad (al-Khalij) IRQ 100 1 7 16 2005 Mussayib EGY 88 3 7 23 2005 Sharm el-Shiek IRQ 40 1 7 24 2005 Baghdad IRQ 52 1 7 29 2005 Rabiah IRQ 25 1 7 29 2005 Mosul IRQ 43 3 8 17 2005 Baghdad IRQ 16 1 9 7 2005 Basra IRQ 152 12 9 14 2005 Baghdad IRQ 17 1 9 14 2005 Taji IRQ 16 1 9 15 2005 Baghdad IRQ 30 1 9 17 2005 Nahrwan IRQ 39 1 9 24 2005 Baghdad IRQ 102 3 9 29 2005 Balad INS 25 3 10 1 2005 Bali IRQ 36 1 10 5 2005 Hillah IRQ 30 1 10 11 2005 Tal Afar IRQ 20 3 10 24 2005 Baghdad IRQ 30 1 10 29 2005 Howaider IND 61 3 10 29 2005 New Delhi IRQ 20 1 10 31 2005 Basra IRQ 27 1 11 2 2005 Musayyib JOR 63 3 11 9 2005 Amman IRQ 35 1 11 10 2005 Baghdad IRQ 77 2 11 18 2005 Khanaqin IRQ 50 1 11 19 2005 Abu Saida IRQ 34 1 11 24 2005 Mahmudiya IRQ 43 2 12 6 2005 Baghdad IRQ 32 1 12 8 2005 Baghdad IRQ 17 1 12 19 2005 Baghdad IRQ 42 1 1 4 2006 Muqdadiyah IRQ 80 2 1 5 2006 Ramadi IRQ 63 1 1 5 2006 Karbala IRQ 29 2 1 9 2006 Baghdad AFG 24 1 1 16 2006 Spin Boldak IRQ 22 2 1 19 2006 Baghdad PAK 27 1 2 9 2006 Hangu IRQ 15 1 2 13 2006 Baghdad IRQ 23 1 2 21 2006 Baghdad IRQ 23 1 2 28 2006 Hurriyah, North Baghdad IRQ 23 1 2 28 2006 East Baghdad IND 55 1 2 28 2006 Darmagura, Chhattisgarh IRQ 23 1 3 1 2006 Southeast Baghdad IND 21 3 3 7 2006 Varanasi IRQ 58 3 3 12 2006 Baghdad (Sadr City) IRQ 25 1 3 23 2006 Baghdad IRQ 40 1 3 27 2006 Tal Afar IRQ 15 1 4 6 2006 Najaf IRQ 90 3 4 7 2006 Baghdad (Buratha Mosque) PAK 58 1 4 11 2006 Karachi (Nishtar Park) IRQ 31 1 4 12 2006 Howaider IRQ 15 1 4 13 2006 Baghdad EGY 23 3 4 24 2006 Dahab, Sinai IRQ 18 1 5 3 2006 Falluja IRQ 21 1 5 7 2006 Karbala IRQ 24 1 5 9 2006 Tal Afar IRQ 18 1 5 16 2006 Baghdad (Shab) IRQ 19 1 5 20 2006 Baghdad IRQ 25 1 5 30 2006 Husseiniyah SRI 64 1 6 15 2006 Kabithigollewa IRQ 25 1 6
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