Ceuta faces historic migration surge
Since recent days, Ceuta, the occupied city, has been experiencing an ongoing wave of irregular migration across its coasts. Large numbers of migrants are arriving by swimming from Morocco, putting tremendous pressure on the shelter centers, which have reached their maximum capacity. The migrants, including many minors, are crowding around the centers and in the streets amid the continuous daily flow of newcomers. Local associations are providing meals and water to them. Spanish authorities are intensifying efforts to transfer some migrants to other Spanish cities, despite ongoing attempts to cross the border. Sea rescue operations and the Red Cross continue to save hundreds, with reports of drownings, fatalities, and bodies washed ashore—highlighting the severe dangers of this phenomenon.
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