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In Djibouti, at least 45 migrants drowned after being forced off boats by smugglers, with over 100 people still missing. The incident occurred on Tuesday, making 2024 the deadliest year on record for sea crossings between East Africa and Yemen. A total of 154 people were rescued, and the search for the missing continues.
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