At least 109 dead, including children, after a migrant boat capsizes off Djibouti
Summary
A migrant boat carrying about 350 people capsized off Djibouti while sailing to Yemen, leaving at least 109 dead, including children, The Independent and The Guardian reported on Sunday 11 October. A United Nations agency reported 109 dead and 116 missing, according to Sky News, while The Guardian, citing a UN agency, said more than 116 others were still missing.
Latest: A migrant boat carrying about 350 people capsized off Djibouti on its way to Yemen, leaving at least 109 dead, including children, with more than 116 others still missing according to a UN agency cited by The Guardian.
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How it unfolded
Sunday 11 October
A migrant boat carrying about 350 people capsized off Djibouti on its way to Yemen, leaving at least 109 dead, including children, with more than 116 others still missing according to a UN agency cited by The Guardian.
- 07:22The Independent'Devastating loss of life' after migrant boat carrying 350 capsizes
- 06:31The IndependentChildren among 109 dead after migrant boat capsizes off Africa
- 06:08Sky News109 dead after ship sinks off coast of Djibouti, UN agency says