The Iraqi cabinet, under Premier Haider al-Abadi, discussed on Tuesday the security situation in the country and measures to be taken to face Cholera disease.

A booby-trapped vehicle went off near a market in Baghdad on Monday, leaving a large number of civilians dead and wounded.

So far, 150 Cholera cases were reported in the Iraqi capital. Of all, five infected people were dead, including four women.

A committee was formed to develop plans to face the threat of Cholera and stop its spread in the country.