6,500 refugees were then transferred to other camps.[16][17] A tent camp was also present in Nusaybin, Mardin, but it was forcibly evacuated and turned into a military headquarters by the Turkish military, according to Kurdish reports;[18] the town has since seen clashes with the PKK. A Turkish NGO reported several Yezidi camps and settlements in southeastern Turkey, including more than 6,000 persons, with UNHCR or other UN agencies not present in the area.[19] They are coordinated by understaffed local Kurdish political structures with scarce resources.[20]