‘Some saw a flash. All I saw were my things flying across the room’

Source: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/iraq/article7002293.ece

The first blast echoed through the Times bureau just after lunch. It came from a few miles away at the Sheraton Hotel. I could see a column of smoke from our balcony on the tenth floor.

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Created by Niluccio on 26 January 2010

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Very vivid account from the Times' Baghdad correspondent

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