Key Points
- At least 67 people died
- Thousands of migrants entered Spanish territory
- Most migrants returned
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At least 67 people died in Ceuta's migrant crisis. Thousands of migrants, especially young Moroccans, invaded Spanish territory. Most of them returned either voluntarily or were directed by Spanish police and soldiers. Migrants tried to overcome obstacles at sea and on land, resulting in drownings. Spanish police are searching for the missing with diving equipment. The migrants who remained in Ceuta have started to calm down. The local population took to the streets due to security concerns and formed volunteer security patrols in the neighborhoods.
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- What happened in Ceuta?
- Thousands of migrants, especially young Moroccans, invaded Spanish territory and at least 67 people died.
- Why did the migrants die?
- Migrants tried to overcome obstacles at sea and on land, resulting in drownings.
- What did the migrants who remained in Ceuta do?
- The migrants who remained in Ceuta have started to calm down and the local population took to the streets due to security concerns.
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