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Family and school facilities to ease overcrowding at Melilla Migrant Center
The city of Ceuta has experienced a significant increase in the number of migrants, especially unaccompanied minors, leading to the depletion of the temporary migrant center, which officially accommodates 512 people. Currently, it houses around 750 individuals after internal expansions to cope with overcrowding. The current measures are no longer sufficient, as metal beds have been installed in open spaces around the center, and large numbers of migrants have spread into the surrounding area due to a lack of space inside the facility. In an effort to ease the pressure, Spanish authorities are preparing to establish two temporary educational institutions to accommodate unaccompanied minors before transferring them to other centers in Spanish cities, as part of exceptional measures to compensate for the shortage and improve conditions.
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