Morocco Repatriates 9000+ Tetsuo Remnants
The Spanish authorities have begun dismantling the "Trampoline" camp in Ceuta, where more than 1,100 people were evacuated in the first phase of the operation. About 900 of them voluntarily left for Morocco before the operation resumed this morning to remove the tents and makeshift structures, with the goal of completely closing the camp. "Trampoline" is one of the largest gatherings that emerged after the events at the end of July. According to government official Ángel Víctor Torres, over 9,000 Moroccans have voluntarily returned to Morocco since August 10, and the repatriation process continues. The operation focused on registration procedures prior to transportation, but many residents chose to return directly. The dismantling continues with the support of security and military forces as part of efforts to end the gathering and recover the area, amid multiple dismantling operations following the crisis, with the number of returnees to Morocco continuing to rise.
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