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Spanish authorities in Ceuta will begin extending the maritime barriers at the Tarajal and Benzú crossings on November 17, to strengthen border controls and curb attempts to swim across. The project, which costs around €5 million, involves extending the existing barriers—about 50 metres long—up to 150 metres out to sea, with supports, metal fencing and a floating barrier, bringing the total length of the protective system to nearly 500 metres. The move follows an influx of people into the city in late July, while the project has raised local questions about how long it will take to complete and the transparency of the contract.
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