New group of families from Deir Ezzor prepare to leave al-Hol Camp

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Well-informed sources told Deir Ezzor 24 Network that the Autonomous Administration prepares to release a new group of families from the al-Hol Camp in the al-Hasakah countryside.

The sources added that 90 families from Deir Ezzor made up of 355 people will leave the camp.

The group will leave days after 120 families from Deir Ezzor left the camp according to the Autonomous Administration’s new mechanism.

The mechanism states the releasing of all Syrians from the al-Hol Camp in groups after they undergo security measures.

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