Around 800 new refugees rescued by the SDF (Syrian Democratic Forces) from DAESH arrived at Hawl Camp.

The refugees, among whom are said to be also families of DAESH mercenaries, have reached the camp in nine trucks.

Hawl Camp management met the health and basic needs of refugees when they arrived at the camp.

Heyva Sor a Kurd teams also provided health care services to the wounded and sick among the refugees.

Most of the refugees reaching the camp are civilians rescued by SDF fighters, but there are also some mercenary families who have taken shelter with the SDF forces.

Most of the mercenary families who have surrendered to the SDF are foreign nationals. The mercenary families were placed in the camp after the necessary checks by the camp management.

The camp houses about 2,000 families rescued in Baghouz.

It is being reported that the population of the camp has reached 45,800 people with the new 800 refugees who arrived on Saturday.