Key Points
- 60,000 migrants flooded the city of Ceuta
- At least 34 people died
- The Spanish government sent military forces
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Approximately 60,000 migrants flooded the city of Ceuta in northern Africa, resulting in the deaths of at least 34 people. The Spanish government sent military forces to cope with the migrant crisis.
Following the migrant crisis, about 48,000 migrants have already returned to Morocco. However, some European countries are criticizing Spain's migrant policy.
This incident has brought the debate about the migrant crisis in Europe back to the forefront.
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