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Sebta migrant population reaches 10,000
The Spanish government estimates the current number of irregular migrants in Ceuta at around 10,000 people, including approximately 6,000 residing in designated facilities and between 3,000 to 4,000 roaming in the streets, mountains, and beaches. A operation was carried out this morning to transfer about 500 migrants from the camps at the port, which can accommodate 1,700 people, with efforts ongoing to transfer the remaining individuals today. The government expects roughly 10,000 migrants to remain in Ceuta, with over 6,000 in official shelters, while the rest are scattered across the streets and mountains, highlighting the challenges in deportation efforts and management.
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