Key Points
- 60,000 migrants crossed into Ceuta within 24 hours
- Most migrants voluntarily returned to Morocco
- Ceuta's population is approximately 70,000
By the Numbers
60,00050,00037,500
About 60,000 migrants crossed into Spain's Ceuta region from Morocco within 24 hours. This number corresponds to approximately 70% of the city's population, putting local authorities under great pressure.
Spanish authorities announced that around 50,000 migrants had entered Ceuta since Thursday and about 37,500 migrants had voluntarily returned to Morocco by Saturday afternoon. As the situation continues to unfold, hundreds more migrants are reported to have returned.
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- How many migrants crossed into Spain?
- About 60,000 migrants
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- Morocco
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- Voluntarily returned to Morocco
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