Ceuta migration crisis toll hits 67
The Spanish government has announced that the death toll from the migration crisis in the occupied city of Ceuta has risen to 67 people, including some who drowned while attempting to cross the sea, and others who lost their lives trying to climb over border barriers with Morocco. These figures come amidst ongoing repercussions from the large wave of migration the city experienced in recent days, with an estimated 50,000 to 60,000 migrants arriving in Ceuta, while more than 48,000 have returned to Morocco. To control the situation, authorities have begun installing a security barrier along the maritime fence to strengthen border control amid the influx of large numbers of migrants, most of whom are young people and minors from Morocco. The numbers of entries during this current crisis have exceeded those of 2021, when around 12,000 migrants entered Ceuta and Melilla.
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