الوكيل الإخباري
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The Spanish authorities have concluded that most of the migrants' corpses found on the beaches of Ceuta last week, totaling 80 bodies, died due to cardiac and respiratory arrest, a common cause of death in drowning cases. Only four individuals have been identified through fingerprints or DNA, and matching is currently underway to recognize the remaining victims. The authorities have brought in eight additional staff members from mainland Spain to England and have established a larger morgue. Efforts to collect data continue through reports and samples from the families of the missing, while the families await news of their lost loved ones. Authorities recorded the illegal entry of approximately 72,000 people into Ceuta within 24 hours amid a wave of mass migration.
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