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Ceuta declares humanitarian emergency
Authorities in Ceuta have reported that the illegal migration crisis has reached a state of "absolute humanitarian and social emergency," due to the influx of hundreds of migrants attempting to reach the city by swimming from the shores of Fnideq. The local government leader, Juan Jesus Vivas, emphasized that measures require a firm and swift response from the Spanish government, confirming that the city experienced another night of pressure at the border, during which a migrant's body was recovered after drowning at sea. In recent hours, more than 200 migrants—most of whom are Moroccans between the ages of 16 and 30—tried to cross the sea using inflatables and rubber boats, with many successfully reaching Ceuta. They were subsequently detained for identity verification and transferred to temporary accommodation centers, which are currently overcrowded.
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