A Syrian government helicopter has dropped two barrel bombs on a camp for people displaced by fighting in the country's north, reportedly killing dozens and charring some bodies beyond recognition.
Activists in Syria told Al Jazeera that 40 people were killed as the bombs were dropped on a camp near al-Habeet in the northern province of Idlib on Wednesday.
However the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which tracks violence in the civil war, said 10 civilians died.
Al Jazeera cannot independently confirm the number of casualties.
One activist told Al Jazeera that mostly women and children were killed and that no presence of armed groups was reported in the vicinity of the camp.