Six Shi'ite pilgrims heading for Iraq's holy cities were killed in three separate attacks in the Baghdad area. The attacks bring the total number of pilgrim fatalities to 82 across Iraq on Tuesday (March 6). Three separate attacks in Iraq have claimed the lives of six Shi'ite pilgrims and wounded a number of others. Police said a car bomb killed two Shi'ite pilgrims in southern Baghdad on Tuesday (March 6) as they were heading on foot to the holy city of Kerbala. The blast in the dangerous district of Doura also wounded 10 pilgrims, as part of a string of attacks against Shi'ite pilgrims streaming to Kerbala to mark for a holy day. Police and U.S. forces cordoned off the area to set off a separate bomb as an Iraqi soldier shouting through a loudspeaker, warning people to keep away. In a separate attack, gunmen in the insurgent stronghold town of Yusufiya, 15 km (10 miles) south of Baghdad opened fire on another group of pilgrims, killing one woman and wounding 11 people , hospital...