Key Points
- Hundreds of migrants have entered Ceuta
- Migrants swam from Morocco to enter Ceuta
- A humanitarian and social crisis has formed in the region
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Hundreds of migrants have entered Spain's North African territory of Ceuta by swimming from Morocco. The president of Ceuta has warned of a 'total humanitarian and social emergency' in the region. The number of migrants entering the territory has increased in recent days.
Migrants have been swimming from Morocco to Ceuta, creating a humanitarian and social crisis in the region.
Authorities from Spain and Morocco have begun working to stop the influx of migrants.
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- Where did the migrants come from?
- The migrants came from Morocco.
- How did the migrants enter Ceuta?
- The migrants entered Ceuta by swimming.
- What is happening in the region?
- A humanitarian and social crisis has formed in the region.
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