Death toll in Spain-Morocco border crisis in Ceuta reaches 67
Summary
The number of deaths during the border crisis at Ceuta, a Spanish territory next to Morocco, has risen to 67. The Spanish government is building a barrier along the sea fence to control the large flow of migrants crossing into Ceuta.Key Facts
- Ceuta is a small Spanish territory located on the coast of Morocco.
- Recently, tens of thousands of migrants tried to enter Ceuta from Morocco.
- At least 67 people have died during this border crisis.
- The Spanish government is installing a new barrier along the breakwater fence in the sea.
- Spanish army soldiers and police have been involved in managing the situation.
- Some migrants have been returned to Morocco from Ceuta.
- The crisis has drawn attention to migration issues between Morocco and Spain.
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