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The route from Djibouti to Yemen is a perilous journey often taken by migrants from the Horn of Africa, particularly Ethiopia and Somalia. They are typically fleeing conflict, political instability, and severe economic hardship in their home countries, seeking better opportunities or asylum in Gulf states. The shipwreck highlights the desperate circumstances driving these dangerous crossings.
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