BAGHDAD (AFP) – Iraq closed airports and public buildings yesterday as another sandstorm – the ninth since mid-April – hit the country, authorities said. The capital Baghdad was enveloped in a giant dust cloud that left usually traffic-choked streets largely deserted, an AFP correspondent said. Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhemi ordered all work to cease temporarily
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