Yemeni refugees describe fleeing to Djibouti as fighting continues at home
Thousands have crossed the Bab al-Mandab Strait by boat to escape conflict on Yemen's west coast, according to the BBC.
The BBC has reported from a camp in Djibouti housing Yemeni refugees who fled fighting on their country's west coast.
According to the broadcaster, thousands of people have made the crossing by boat over the Bab al-Mandab Strait to escape the conflict.
The report focused on conditions inside the camp but did not provide further figures on its total population.
Sources
- Inside a camp for Yemeni refugees who have fled to Djibouti — BBC News — World
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