(Adds another mortar attack, clarifies location) BAGHDAD, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Five mortars hit a residential area in northern Baghdad on Saturday, killing four people and wounding six more, a police source said. There were conflicting reports, as is common in Iraq, on the number of casualties from the mortar explosions in Suleigh, a mixed area where both Shi'ites and Sunni Arabs live. "I saw three dead and 25 wounded, some of them seriously," said Abu Aliyaa, a resident of the area, who heard five blasts. One source at the nearby Nuaaman hospital said 17 bodies had been brought to the hospital and 49 wounded, but there was no confirmation of that or whether all the casualties were from the mortar attacks. A police source put the death toll at four with six wounded. The source said another mortar attack in the neighbouring district of Raghiba Khatoun had killed one person and wounded nine. Mortar attacks rarely kill a large number of people unless they hit a crowded areas such as a restaurant or market.
