Over 180 migrants feared dead after shipwrecks off Yemen's coast, U.N. migration agency says
Two vessels capsized off Yemen late Thursday, said a spokesperson for the U.N.'s International Organization for Migration.
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Two dead, 186 missing after four boats sink off Yemen and Djibouti: UN
UN migration agency says two bodies recovered off Djibouti while dozens of migrants and five Yemeni crew remain missing.
One dead, 180 missing as migrant boats capsize off Yemen, Djibouti
The sinkings occurred late Thursday along a route that is increasingly used by Ethiopians hoping to find work in Gulf ...
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Japan Pledges USD 55 Million in Support of IOM's Operations in 33 Countries
The Government of Japan has allocated USD 55 million to support a wide range of operations to be implemented by the ...
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186 migrants missing after four boats capsize off Yemen and Djibouti coasts
ALBAWABA- The International Organization for Migration (IOM) announced today, Friday, that 186 African migrants are missing ...
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Japan Grants $15 Million to UN for Humanitarian, Development Aid in Ethiopia
The United Nations has welcomed a $15 million contribution from Japan to support humanitarian response and sustainable development efforts in Ethiopia.The funding, equivalent to approximately 1.9 ...
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Four migrant boats sink off Djibouti and Yemen, leaving over 180 missing
Four boats carrying migrants have sunk off Djibouti and Yemen, killing at least two person and leaving more than 180 missing, ...
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UN says 186 missing and at least 2 dead after migrant boats capsize off Yemen and Djibouti
head of the IOM mission in Yemen, told AP. The third boat, which capsized off Dhubab district in Taiz governorate, southwestern Yemen, was carrying 31 Ethiopian migrants and three Yemeni crew.
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One dead, 180 missing after boats sink off Yemen, Djibouti
He said that his IOM colleagues in Djibouti were assisting those who had been rescued. “The number of people arriving in Yemen from Ethiopia and Djibouti is unfortunately not decreasing ...