Morocco stops large Ceuta crossing

The article discusses the mass attempts by migrants to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in North Africa and how Moroccan and Spanish authorities are responding to this influx. At least 111 migrants, including sub-Saharan Africans and Moroccan nationals, have been arrested following social media posts calling for a collective crossing. Moroccan security forces used tear gas to disperse the crowds, while Spain has increased its security presence in Ceuta, where many migrants have been returned to Morocco. Authorities have also begun processing asylum requests. These measures are part of heightened security efforts to prevent repeat incidents, which previously resulted in the death of 96 people during similar attempts, amid tensions at the border.

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