The UN migration agency says two boats capsized off Godoria, a locality in northeast Obock region, "due to overloading and heavy surges."

Two survivors as well as the remains of three women and two men were discovered at the incident site.
Two survivors as well as the remains of three women and two men were discovered at the incident site.
(TRTWorld)
Five people are dead and more than 130 missing off the coast of Djibouti after two boats carrying migrants capsized, the UN migration agency said on Tuesday.
"After being alerted by local residents, a team of gendarmerie gathered this afternoon near the reported site of the disaster and discovered two survivors as well as the remains of three women and two men," the International Organisation for Migration (or IOM) said in a statement.
Citing local witnesses, IOM said the boats capsized roughly 30 minutes after leaving "due to overloading and heavy surges" off Godoria, a locality in the Obock region of northeast Djibouti.

There was no immediate information on the nationalities or itinerary of those missing.
IOM manages a migrant response centre in the area, where over 500 migrants are being assisted ahead of repatriation to their countries of origin under the voluntary return programme, the statement said.
This is a developing story and will be updated.Source: trtworld.com