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Discrepancy in Sbateen death tolls
A report from the National Council for Human Rights revealed a clear discrepancy in the figures and statistics announced by both the Moroccan and Spanish authorities regarding the number of migrants who attempted to cross the border into Ceuta and Melilla on July 30 and 31, 2026. While Morocco reported that around 40,000 people crossed into Ceuta and 1,135 into Melilla, with 14 deaths recorded up until August 6, Spanish authorities in Ceuta estimated that about 72,000 people crossed, with 80 fatalities. The report emphasized the need to establish a joint framework for verifying death tolls and expediting procedures for identifying the victims. It also documented minor injuries among civilians and security personnel, as well as the arrest of approximately 69 individuals in connection with acts of violence and vandalism.
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