Spain: Migrant presence in Ceuta remains high
The authorities of the city of Ceuta reported that between 3,000 and 5,000 migrants still remain within the city under Spanish control, after more than 69,000 migrants were returned to Morocco in recent days. The authorities confirmed that the situation has not returned to normal, with facilities for reception still overcrowded and increased pressure on services due to the continuous influx of migrants, particularly minors, whose numbers exceed the capacity by 2,872%. The Spanish government also denied having received prior intelligence warnings about a large-scale mass crossing, while Moroccan authorities continue to verify the number of deaths and cases of fatalities during attempts to cross into Ceuta. Security efforts include installing barriers and coordinating with Morocco to halt the irregular flow, amid escalating humanitarian and political crises related to the Ceuta situation.
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