A young Yemeni man died in a Costa Rican forest during an arduous migration journey.

A young Yemeni man died in a forest in Costa Rica, Central America, during his arduous migration journey.

Identical sources said that the young man (Suhail Tariq Saad Muhammad Al-Ma'baqi) died in one of the forests of Costa Rica, after an arduous journey to Brazil and Panama.

The sources added that Al-Ma'baqi died on his way, without further details about the nature of his death.

The young man, Al-Ma'baqi, who hails from Lahj Governorate (southern Yemen), had enrolled in university studies at the Moroccan University and then studied for a master's degree before deciding to emigrate.

During the recent months and years, many Yemeni deaths have been recorded, whether by drowning at sea or being affected by the waves of frost and the hardship of travel, while trying to cross to countries around the world in search of asylum or to work to improve their deteriorating living conditions as a result of the war that the terrorist Houthi militia has ignited in the country for nine years.