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InfoMigrants By Benjamin Bathke Published on : 2021/03/15 A leader of the migrant community in Yemen has called for an international probe into the deadly fire at a detention center. The blaze had killed at least 44 people, most of them Ethiopian migrants, earlier this month. In a news conference in the Yemeni capital Sanaa on Saturday (March 13), Othman Gilto, the head of the Ethiopian community in Yemen, blamed "negligence'' by the Houthi rebels who control the capital for the fire. Gilto also blamed the United Nations, whose Inter...

Last Updated: Calls For Probe Of Fatal Sanaa Migrant Centre Fire In a news conference in Sanaa, Othman Gilto, blamed “negligence” by the Houthi rebels who control the capital, as well as the United Nations, which has aid agencies present in Yemen. The leader of Ethiopian community in Yemen's capital on Saturday called for an international probe into the deadly fire that tore through a detention centre for migrants, leaving at least 44 dead. In a news conference in Sanaa, Othman Gilto, blamed “negligence” by the Houthi rebels who control the capital, as well as the United Nations,...

A leader of the migrant community in the Yemeni capital on Saturday called for an international probe into a fire that tore through a detention center last week, killing at least 44 people, mostly Ethiopian migrants. In a news conference in Sana’a, Othman Gilto, who heads the Ethiopian community, blamed “negligence” by the Houthi rebels who control the capital, as well as the UN, which has aid agencies in Yemen. The fire injured more than 200 people, he said. About 900 migrants, mostly from Ethiopia, were detained at the facility — including 350 inside a warehouse — when the fire too...

Migrants demand international probe into deadly Yemen fire SAMY MAGDY, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail CAIRO (AP) — A leader of the migrant community in the Yemeni capital on Saturday called for an international probe into a fire that tore through a detention center last week, killing at least 44 people, mostly Ethiopian migrants. In a news conference in Sanaa, Othman Gilto, who heads the Ethiopian community, blamed “negligence” by the Houthi rebels who control the capital, as well as the United Nations, which has aid agencies present in Yemen. The fire also injured more than 200...

CAIRO: A leader of the migrant community in the Yemeni capital on Saturday called for an international probe into a fire that tore through a detention center last week, killing at least 44 people, mostly Ethiopian migrants. In a news conference in Sanaa, Othman Gilto, who heads the Ethiopian community, blamed “negligence” by the Houthis who control the capital, as well as the