60,000 migrants poured into Spain from Morocco, Ceuta's president says, but many already left
Summary
Around 60,000 migrants entered the Spanish territory of Ceuta from Morocco in a few days. Many left Ceuta on their own because there was not enough food, water, or shelter, but some people stayed. Spain's prime minister described the event as an attack.Key Facts
- 60,000 migrants arrived in Ceuta from Morocco starting last Thursday.
- Ceuta is a small Spanish territory located in North Africa.
- Many migrants left Ceuta voluntarily due to shortages of food, water, and shelter.
- Thousands of migrants remain in Ceuta despite the difficult conditions.
- Spain’s prime minister called the influx an attack.
- The situation was reported by Ceuta’s president.
- The news was covered by CBS News with a correspondent on the ground.
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