Key Points
- Thousands of migrants have arrived in Ceuta
- At least 67 people have died by drowning at sea
- The Spanish government is trying to take measures
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The crisis in Ceuta, caused by the arrival of thousands of migrants, continues. At least 67 people have died by drowning at sea. The Spanish government is trying to take measures to prevent migrants from entering the country.
The latest information is being provided about the migrant crisis in Ceuta, the autonomous city of Spain in North Africa. The Spanish government, which is trying to take measures to prevent migrants from entering the country, continues to work on resolving the crisis.
News reports about the crisis cover topics such as the death of migrants at sea and the measures taken by the Spanish government.
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- What is happening in Ceuta?
- Thousands of migrants have arrived in Ceuta and at least 67 people have died by drowning at sea.
- What is the Spanish government doing?
- The Spanish government is trying to take measures to prevent migrants from entering the country.
- What is being done to resolve the crisis?
- The Spanish government and other institutions continue to work on resolving the crisis.
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