Summary: Syrian refugees at the Suleiman Shah relief camp in the city of Akcakale near the Turkish border, clashed with military police after a protest against poor living conditions in the camp descended into violence. Police fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowds. Residents say the protest began after a faulty electrical outlet set a tent on fire, while a Turkish camp official said the residents were angered when 200 Syrians were turned away from the already overcrowded camp. Reuters reports.
