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Sebta: Sea death toll reaches 88
The article discusses the rising number of bodies retrieved from the waters of Ceuta, reaching 88 following the recent wave of irregular migration, according to the Spanish newspaper "El País." The newspaper reports that the city’s authorities are preparing to receive around 200 corpses. Although the Spanish government announced a figure of 72 deaths, the number of bodies in the morgue exceeds that, with some showing signs of decomposition indicating they have remained in the water for extended periods. Amid increasing search efforts, Moroccan families continue their attempts to locate their missing loved ones. The number of migrants who have returned to Morocco has decreased to approximately 69,500 since the wave began. Spanish authorities are working to curb illegal crossing attempts by installing a 500-meter-long floating security barrier at the Trébal crossing point.
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