US EditionAt least 13 people have died after a boat carrying migrants sunk off Yemen's coast, UN says
- A boat carrying migrants sank off the coast of Yemen, leaving more than two dozen dead or missing, according to the U.N. Migration agency.
- The bodies of 11 men and two women were recovered, while 14 others, including two Yemenis, remain missing.
- Matt Huber, IOM’s acting chief in Yemen, stated, “Every life lost in these dangerous waters is one too many.
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Shipwreck leaves at least 13 migrants dead and 14 missing off the coast of Yemen - teleSUR English
At least 13 people lost their lives and 14 others remain missing after the shipwreck of a boat carrying migrants from Djibouti on the coast of the Yemeni province of Taiz last Tuesday, the International Organization for Migration announced (IOM) The European Commission has published a report on the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development. Related:Migration Crisis: Two migrants die trying to cross the English Channel According t…
13 migrants killed, 14 missing in boat sinking off Yemen
Thirteen people were killed and 14 others are missing after a boat carrying irregular migrants sank off the coast of Taiz Governorate, southern Yemen, this week, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said Sunday. The organization said the irregular migration boat had set off from Djibouti, carrying 25 Ethiopian and two Yemeni migrants, before it capsized on Tuesday. The organization, which is part of the United Nations system, expla…
13 dead after boat capsized off Yemen, migration agency says
Cairo, Egypt — Thirteen people have died and 14 others remain missing after a boat capsized off Yemen on Tuesday, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said on Sunday. The migrant boat, carrying 25 Ethiopians and two Yemenis, had been sailing off the coast of Yemen's Taiz governorate in the southwest, IOM said. The bodies of the deceased, 11 men and two women, were recovered along the shores of Bab al-Mandab Strait - one of the worl…
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