​​​​​​​Body of murdered woman was found in Al-Hol camp

Today, ANHA correspondent in Al-Hol district of Hasaka Canton reported that the Internal Security Forces found the body of a murdered woman, dumped in a sewage system in the fifth sector that is for Syrian camp residents.

According to the Internal Security Forces, the identity of the woman has not yet been identified.

This brings the number of crimes that have occurred in Al-Hol camp since the beginning of this year, to 29 people.

On the second day of Eid al-Adha, which was Sunday of last week (10 July), the camp witnessed the body of a man who was slashed to death in the third sector.

On the 28th of last June, the Internal Security Forces found the body of a man who was shot dead in the sixth sector, and beheaded body of a Syrian woman from Homs governorate in the same sixth sector on the 25th of the same month.

On June 22, the Internal Security Forces also found the body of a murdered woman, in the football field in the third sector designated for Iraqis.

While the death toll in the camp during the same period, reached 14, among women and men.

Al-Hol camp is one of the most dangerous camps in the world, as it includes the families of the most extremist ISIS mercenaries, "Syrians, Iraqis, foreigners", especially those who arrived in the camp in February 2019, who left and surrendered to the Syria Democratic Forces during Al-Jazera Storm campaign on in the town of Al-Baghouz.

Al-Hol camp, which consists of 9 sectors, according to the records of the camp administration until the date of preparing this report, includes 56 thousand and 97 people, including 29 thousand and 152 persons, who hold Iraqi citizenship; Among young people, men, women and children within 7,791 families, the number of Syrians reaches 18,863 people, including youth, men, women and children, within 4,998 families.

While the number of women and children of ISIS foreign mercenaries reaches 8,109 people, among 2,416 families, of 54 foreign nationalities, who live in an isolated sector, the ninth sector known as the "migrant sector".

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ANHA