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Spain reports over 7,000 returnees and 1,700 transfers
The efforts of the Spanish authorities to manage the wave of migration to Ceuta, occupied by Spain, are ongoing. Spanish Minister of Territorial Policy, Ángel Victor Torres, announced that more than 7,000 migrants voluntarily returned to Morocco. Meanwhile, identification and file sorting procedures are continuing, with 2,321 minors among them, including 730 girls. Regarding living conditions, around 1,700 migrants have been transferred to temporary reception centers at the port. The government has allocated 88 million euros to establish new reception facilities. These measures are part of ongoing efforts to address the crisis and ensure the migrants' situation within the city.
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