Spain responds to deteriorating Melilla crisis

The migrant crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta is worsening after more than three weeks since approximately 72,000 Moroccans crossed into it. Around two thousand migrants are still living in harsh conditions outdoors, lacking food and water. The event has resulted in the deaths of over 80 migrants as they tried to reach Ceuta. Meanwhile, the Spanish government is establishing emergency shelters to relocate the migrants, including transferring about 500 girls to the mainland, amid fears of a new wave of influx. The government is attempting to contain the crisis through security measures and humanitarian aid, but the situation remains tense, with escalating challenges.

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