More than 50 dead when the vessel overcomes

More than 50 migrants were killed when about 150 people were transported in a boat on Sunday, Yemen fell off the coast.

According to local authorities, the vessel overturned from the southern province of Yemen, only 10 people were rescued, and dozens were missing, local authorities said.

Many victims are believed to be Ethiopian citizens, the international organization for migration (moms), which called the incident “mental”, said.

Yemen still remains the main way for migrants from Africa horn traveling to the Arabian Gulf States in search of work, and mothers estimate that hundreds have died or disappeared in the shipwreck in recent months.

The head of Joom Yemen, Abdusaye, said that the bodies of 54 migrants were found on the shore of the southern district of Hanfar, and 14 more were taken to the hospital morgue in the capital of Abian Zindzhibar.

According to the Associated Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission, which is underway, the rescue mission is, and stated that many corpses were found in the wide coastline.

The press -secretary of the mother said that the agency “deeply upset” “tragic loss of life” and emphasized the need for more guarantees for migrants.

“This mental incident emphasizes the urgent need for extended protection mechanisms for migrants that often contribute to unscrupulous smuggler, which exploit despair and vulnerability,” they said.

Earlier, moms described a journey from the African horn to Yemen as “one of the most lively and most dangerous mixed migration routes.”

In March, two boats carrying more than 180 migrants sank off the coast of Dhubab Yemen from the uneven seas, only two crew members rescued, and all other passengers were missing and feared the dead.

Migrants arriving at migrants’ response points also reported that the controllers become more ill-advised, deliberately sending boats to dangerous conditions to avoid patrolling, the Mom said.

Despite the risks, many migrants continue to travel, and Yemen only comes more than 60,000 in 2024.

In the last decade, the project of disappeared migrants has recorded more than 3,400 deaths and missing people on the route – 1400 of these deaths were due to drowning.