Morocco urges ID for Ceuta victims

The article focused on the situation surrounding the burial of victims of a mass attempt to cross into the Spanish-occupied exclave of Ceuta. Morocco initiated the burial process for the migrants' dead under Spanish authorities' supervision, while the Moroccan Human Rights Association called for a halt to the burials until the victims' identities could be fully identified and the remains handed over to their families. It is believed that the majority of the victims are Moroccans, but fewer than six identities have been confirmed so far due to the difficulty in identifying them and Morocco's refusal to receive the bodies. Data indicates that approximately 72,000 migrants have crossed into Ceuta since July, resulting in 82 deaths on the Spanish side and 14 on the Moroccan side, with about 70 bodies buried so far, most of which remain unidentified.

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