224 Iraqi families leave al-Hol Camp

New batch of Iraqi refugees has been left at al-Hol Camp by the supervising al-Hol Camp administration  in North and East of Syria, returning to their homes. The new batch involves about 224 families whose number is estimated at 840 refugees.

224 Iraqi families leave al-Hol Camp
31 May, 2025   15:26
Al-HASAKH

In collaboration between DAA in North and East Syria and the Migration and Displacement Committee of the Iraqi Parliament, a new batch of Iraqi refugees who settled in al-Hol Camp left it, which is located south of Hasakah in al-Jazira Canton heading to Iraq State.

The new batch is involves about 224 refugees, 840 individuals, which is considered 9th batch in this year, heading towards their homes under the supervision of precision security forces of North and East Syria and monitored by the International Coalition.

Al-Hol Camp is considered one of the most dangerous camps in the world, as it houses more than 13,124 Iraqi refugees and 15,805 displaced Syrians, in addition to 6,385 women and children of foreign ISIS mercenaries.

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ANHA