Migrants head to Ceuta
The Spanish city of Ceuta in North Africa is witnessing the largest wave of irregular migration in recent years, with over 1,000 migrants attempting to cross the land border on foot after passing through checkpoints. Moroccan and Spanish navy forces participated in rescuing approximately 1,000 people from the sea, including those who tried to swim to the shores, amid a state of security and humanitarian alert and warnings of the city's capacity to receive and accommodate being overwhelmed. These figures are among the highest in recent years and reflect a surge in the number of migrants heading to Ceuta.
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