Spain boosts security in Ceuta after online border breach calls

Spain's efforts to strengthen its security presence in the Melilla enclave in North Africa come in response to calls on social media platforms urging a mass attempt to breach the borders. This follows two weeks after a stampede that resulted in the death of 96 people and the entry of over 72,000 migrants into the city. The Spanish Interior Ministry has deployed more than 500 security forces and established maritime barriers, while Morocco continues to monitor the borders and prevent smuggling activities and large gatherings, aiming to prevent a repeat of the mass migration wave and to ensure regional stability.

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