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The Spanish authorities have begun installing a new sea barrier at the southern pier of Melilla, as part of their efforts to strengthen maritime border controls following a recent wave of mass crossings in Ceuta. The barrier, similar to the one erected at Tarajal in Ceuta, has started being installed by the Civil Guard, amid measures to restrict access to the area for pedestrians and vehicles for safety reasons. This move is part of a broader effort to expand the use of maritime barriers as a means of border control, especially after an unprecedented crisis in Ceuta that led to security and political interventions, as well as an escalation by the Spanish government against Morocco.
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