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Ceuta warns on unaccompanied minors
The local government in Ceuta is facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis due to the overcrowding of unaccompanied migrant minors in reception centers, with their numbers exceeding 1,100 compared to a capacity of no more than 90 beds. This situation threatens security and public order. The centers are at full capacity, and authorities are struggling to provide food, water, and healthcare services, while hundreds of minors are wandering the streets of the city and other public places. The Spanish government has called for assistance and has reached out to Madrid, as authorities continue trying to identify the children and secure places for their shelter. There are concerns about resistance from the regions governed by conservative, anti-migration parties to transfer the children elsewhere. The crisis has resulted in the death of at least 78 people by drowning in recent incidents, while approximately 2,500 migrants remain stranded in difficult conditions in Ceuta. Political and humanitarian tensions are escalating due to the rising numbers of migrants and their attempts to bypass border barriers.
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