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Moroccan electronic paper reports 73,000 returnees after Ceuta reunion
Ceuta experienced a gradual return to normalcy after a wave of mass crossings that lasted throughout last week. According to Spanish authorities, around 73,500 people left the city, although the actual number might be higher due to some migrants entering multiple times. Despite this partial return to stability, small groups of migrants remain in the mountainous and peripheral neighborhoods. This has been accompanied by a relative calm at the Tarajal border crossing on Sunday morning, with no new attempted mass crossings. Spanish authorities managed to prevent a few crossing attempts by sea before the army intervened. Meanwhile, the Moroccan government expressed appreciation for the efforts made and estimated that the true number of migrants who entered exceeds 40,000. The final tally remains uncertain, as some migrants continue to stay in the city, and discussions are ongoing regarding responsibilities and the necessary measures to address the crisis.
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