Spain’s Ceuta declares emergency over surge in migrant arrivals
Summary
More than 1,500 migrants arrived in the Spanish city of Ceuta, located in North Africa, over the last week. Many migrants swam from Morocco using wetsuits and inflatable devices, which has caused reception centers in Ceuta to become overwhelmed and led local authorities to declare an emergency.Key Facts
- Over 1,500 migrants reached Ceuta by sea in one week.
- Many migrants swam from Morocco using wetsuits and inflatables.
- Ceuta is a Spanish city located in North Africa.
- Local reception centers are overwhelmed by the number of arrivals.
- Authorities in Ceuta have declared an emergency due to the situation.
- The migrant surge has prompted calls for an emergency response from local officials.
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