Ceuta death toll climbs amid warnings of crisis
The Spanish city of Ceuta is facing a severe humanitarian crisis due to the increasing tide of illegal migration. The city's mayor, Juan Jesús Vivas, confirmed that the death toll has reached at least 100 people, warning of a state of emergency. Since late July, the city has experienced a record influx of migrants, with more than 70,000 individuals sneaking in from Morocco, most of whom were later deported outside Spanish territory. There are fears of a new wave of mass migration before August 15, which would further worsen the humanitarian crisis in the region.
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