Thousands of migrants remain stranded in Ceuta after July surge
Authorities estimate at least 10,000 people are still in the Spanish enclave as they try to meet basic needs.
At least 10,000 migrants remain stranded in Ceuta after a record increase in arrivals in July, according to estimates cited by Al Jazeera.
The report focuses on how people are surviving in the Spanish enclave while unable to move onward. The supplied excerpt does not provide detailed information on shelter capacity, legal status, nationalities or the policies governing their next steps.
The figure reflects an official estimate rather than a precise count. The item points to continuing humanitarian and logistical pressure in Ceuta following the unusually large summer arrival.
Sources
- How thousands of migrants stranded in Ceuta are surviving — Al Jazeera — All
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