The bodies of 15 migrants were found off the Yemeni coast, three days after the smuggling boats were drowned, which were saying 180 people.

A spokesman for the International Organization for Migration stated that the bodies that were found are part of the victims of the sinking of the boat, and the fate of the rest is still unknown.

The immigrants were trying to cross the area on a risky journey in search of a better life, but destiny did not give them.

This incident is a new tragedy added to a busy record of incidents of drowning migrants off the Yemeni coast, where the region is witnessing an active migration movement due to the difficult economic conflicts and conditions in the Horn of Africa.

Water off the Yemeni coast is among the most dangerous ways of immigration in the world, where migrants face the risk of drowning, attacks and detention.

This incident is renewed calls to the necessity of concerted international efforts to combat human smuggling and protect immigrants, and provide safe alternatives to immigration.

It also highlights the need to address the radical causes of migration, such as poverty and conflicts, in the Horn of Africa.