Death toll mounts after migrants rush into Spain from Morocco, find little help
Summary
Nearly 60,000 migrants tried to enter the Spanish city of Ceuta from Morocco in one day. Many migrants still remain in Ceuta, but some have chose to return to Morocco on their own. Officials say the migrants found little help after crossing the border.Key Facts
- About 60,000 migrants crossed into Ceuta, a Spanish city in North Africa, in one day.
- Some migrants stayed in Ceuta after crossing the border.
- Several migrants decided to go back to Morocco voluntarily.
- Officials report that migrants received limited assistance once in Spain.
- Ceuta is a Spanish enclave that borders Morocco.
- The event happened recently on a Thursday.
- The incident involved a sudden large group trying to enter Spain.
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