💨 Abstract
The recent shipwreck off Yemen's coast has deeply affected Ethiopians, with at least 68 Ethiopians dead and 74 missing. The tragedy highlights the desperation of Ethiopian youth facing high unemployment, who risk dangerous journeys to reach wealthy Gulf countries. Stories from survivors like Mesel Kindeya underscore the perils and futility of such travels. Despite warnings from Ethiopian authorities and appeals from international bodies, migrants often retry the journey, facing exploitation and violence.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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