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Civil Guard details Ceuta crisis
A report by Spain’s Civil Guard, submitted to National Court judge María Tardón, said that around 88,146 people returned to Morocco after the mass entries into Ceuta on July 30 and 31, with 90 deaths recorded and 862 people rescued in Spanish waters. The report noted that the number of returnees exceeded the government’s initial estimate of arrivals, which stood at around 80,000. It also detailed security reinforcements, with the number of personnel deployed in Ceuta rising to 546 on October 19. Spanish judicial authorities continue to investigate the circumstances of the crisis. Statements included accounts of six Moroccan vessels being sighted on the night of the events, and of the border gate being kept open to prevent a crush and suffocation.
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