Ceuta buries 18 unidentified bodies amid repatriation delays
Spanish authorities have reported that they have begun burying 18 bodies of victims from the mass crossing wave into Ceuta, despite ongoing difficulties in identifying some of the victims. The remains were buried in numbered graves weeks after being recovered, while Moroccan families continue to search for their missing loved ones amid challenges in identification, including some families lacking visas to enter Ceuta to provide DNA samples. On the other hand, six bodies remain unidentified despite the completion of necessary paperwork for their repatriation to Morocco. This process faces administrative and financial obstacles, as well as difficulties in identifying the victims through fingerprints and DNA, especially given the condition in which the bodies were recovered.
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