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35,200 Individuals
Total Persons of Concern
Base Layer

Population

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Total Persons of Concern

4,510


Last Updated 28 Nov 2015


Source - UNHCR

Demography
Male (45.8%) Age (54.2%) Female
7.2% 0 - 4 7.3%
13.3% 5 - 11 14.1%
8.1% 12 - 17 7.4%
15.5% 18 - 59 22.8%
1.7% 60 + 2.6%

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  Total Persons of Concern

Settlement Total Population    
Anbar Non-Camp
28 Nov 2015
2,991
831 		Individuals
Households 		66.3 %
Al-Obaidi Camp
28 Nov 2015
1,519
319 		Individuals
Households 		33.7 %

  Highlights

 In contrast with the Kurdistan Region, the number of refugees in Al-Qa’im is constantly decreasing with some 4,600 having returned to Syria.
09 May 2013
Al Qa’im border remains closed with some exceptions for females and minors less than 15 years old as part of the family reunification.
30 Apr 2013
There have now been over 4,000 voluntary returns to Syria from the Al Qa’im border point.
30 Apr 2013
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