The failure of the PYD Administration makes the Al Hol camp one of the most dangerous in the world

ARK News: Al-Hol camp locating in the far southeast of the Syrian city of Hasaka, which is described as the most dangerous camps in the world, witnessed riots and clashes between the "Asayish women gunmen" of the PYD on the one hand, and the "Female al-Hisbe" of ISIS on the other hand, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

In detail, a group of ISIS women working inside the camp secretly as a female al-Hisbe, tried to whip a woman, before the PYD armed men assigned to protect the camp intervened to prevent them from doing so , which led to the development of the incident to a clash with light weapons and firearms between the two parties.

The Observatory reported falling casualties between the two sides in the clash, amid a state of resentment and questioning the source of weapons in the hands of ISIS Females.

Meanwhile, the Observatory reported that a new stabbing attack took place in Al-Hol camp, where two women from the families of ISIS attempted to assassinate an Iraqi refugee by stabbing him with a sharp object in his abdomen which led him to seriously injuring.

Source: Al-Arabia

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