Al-Hol Camp Returns Batch of Displaced People to their Areas

Administration of Al-Hol camp could carry back the 42nd batch of displaced Syrians in Al-Hol camp, east of Al-Hasakah, to their areas that sets under Syrian Democratic Forces‘ control. The number of people who left the camp from Deir ez-Zor and its countryside reached 18 families, comprising 74 people, most of them children and women. Thus, the number of trips to Deir ez-Zor and its countryside has become 19. The majority of the Syrian residents of al-Hol camp want to leave due to the poor security conditions in the camp, since several murder cases occur often by anonymous parties who adopt ISIS mentality, as well as the poor living conditions, as per the camp’s residents. The number of people leaving the camp is about 2268 families that form 8494 persons from various Syrian regions that had displacement situations to areas under Syrian democratic forces control.