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The events related to the attempted mass migration toward Ceuta were catastrophic, as at least 141 people lost their lives during the past week, according to Moroccan human rights activists, with the death toll expected to rise. Official figures indicate that Spanish authorities recorded 80 fatalities, while Moroccan data confirmed the death of 14 individuals. Additionally, Moroccan authorities retrieved 21 bodies from a warehouse, including Moroccan nationals and people from Arab countries such as Sudan and Yemen. Moroccan security forces arrested 111 individuals during the events. Independent human rights organizations have called for a comprehensive investigation to determine accountability, considering that the Moroccan government bears significant responsibility for the lack of preventive and humanitarian measures. These organizations urged for a review of European and Spanish policies, which have turned Morocco into Europe's border guard, emphasizing the need to respect human rights and cooperate fairly.
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