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Spanish Minister: Migrants not disease carriers
The article by Spanish Health Minister Mónica García focused on the fact that migrants arriving in Ceuta do not bring diseases because of their origins; rather, their difficult conditions—such as homelessness, overcrowding, and poor sanitation—pose health risks. She emphasized that the health status of migrants depends on their living environment and called for providing adequate shelters and improving their living conditions, especially in beach camps, to reduce the spread of illnesses. She pointed out that the epidemiological situation in Ceuta is classified as "moderate," with reported cases of stomach and intestinal infections and tuberculosis, while reaffirming that there is no healthcare collapse in the city despite pressure on medical services. She confirmed that efforts to improve basic living conditions—such as access to water, hygiene, and food—are a priority in order to mitigate health risks.
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