Thousands start returning to Morocco after mass arrivals in Spain's Ceuta
Summary
Around 60,000 migrants entered the Spanish territory of Ceuta from Morocco within 24 hours. At least 34 people died trying to cross, and over 37,500 migrants have returned to Morocco. Spanish authorities are considering declaring a national emergency, and the cause of the influx is still unclear.Key Facts
- About 60,000 migrants crossed into Ceuta from Morocco in one day.
- At least 34 people died during the attempt to enter Ceuta.
- More than 37,500 migrants have returned to Morocco since the arrival.
- Spanish officials may declare a national emergency due to the situation.
- The reason for the sudden large number of arrivals is not confirmed.
- Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez blamed criminal networks for the crisis.
- Ceuta is a Spanish exclave located on the African continent, bordering Morocco.
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