Moroccan authorities confirm 11 migrant deaths
The Moroccan Ministry of Interior announced that the death toll among those attempting to reach Spanish Ceuta has reached 11, including one person who fell from a rocky area and 10 who drowned. Meanwhile, Spanish authorities reported that more than 60,000 migrants have flooded into Ceuta, with their attempts resulting in at least 72 deaths. Morocco attributes the crisis to the exploitation of human trafficking networks, misinformation, and misinterpretation of the law, pointing out that the Spanish court’s decision not to enforce immediate return procedures has contributed to the increased flow. European meetings are being held to monitor the situation, and officials have warned that the continued influx of migrants is a result of security conditions and irregular migrations in the region.
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