UN says 186 have disappeared and at least 2 dead after migrant boats covered is Yemen and Djibuti
At least two people died, and 186 others are missing after four boats transported migrants from Africa covered overnight in waters outside Yemen and Djibuti, UN -s’s Migration Agency said on Friday.
Two vessels took Yemen on Thursday, said Tamim Eleian, a spokesman for the International Migration Organization or IOM. Two crew members were rescued but 181 migrants And five Yemeni crew members remain gone, Associated Press said.
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The ship was rejected from Yemen, leaving 2 dead and 186 disappeared. (Photo Group Planet Observer/Universal Images via Getty Images)
Two other boats separated from the tiny African nation of Djibutia Roughly at the same time, he said. Two migrants’ bodies were drawn, and everyone else was saved on board.
Powerful winds caused the two ships to be covered near the beach in Djibutia after they began to sail, for AP is Abdusattor Esoev, the head of the mission Iom -in Yemen.
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East African immigrants working in wheat plantation in Yemen. (Photo Mohammed Hamoud/Getty Images)
The third boat, which covered the Dhubab district in the Guvernorn Taiz, southwest Yemen, carried 31 Ethiopian migrant and three Yemeni crew.
The fourth boat, which was covered near the same area, headed to Ahwar district in Governor Abyan and carried 150 Ethiopian migrants and four Yemeni crews.
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Immigrants cover smugglers on overcrowded ships across the Red Sea. (Photo Tahsin Ceylan/Anadolo via Getty Images)
Yemen is the main path for migrants from East Africa and African horn Trying to reach the bay countries to work and hundreds of thousands try to route every year. To reach Yemen, migrants cover smugglers on often dangerous, overcrowded ships over the Red Sea or the Aden Bay.
The numbers that brought him to Yemen reached 97,200 in 2023 – the number 2021 is tripled. Last year, the number decreased to just under 61,000, probably due to the greater water patrol, the IOM report is said this month.
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Over the past decade, at least 2,082 migrants have disappeared along the route, including 693 that are known to have drowned, according to Iom. About 380,000 migrants are currently in Yemen.
