At least 18 die after breach of border between Morocco and Spanish exclave of Ceuta
At least 18 die in Ceuta border breach
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Migrants stand to lose the most in the Ceuta crisis. Thousands burst across the border, with at least 18 deaths reported.
Spain and Morocco have halted the rush, but the situation is complicated by a large number of migrants, with 49,000 crossing in a day, according to Reuters.
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Sources (4)
- Spain’s Leader Rushes to Ceuta After Thousands of Migrants Burst Across Border: Live Updates The New York Times · 3h ago
- France ups Spanish border checks as Schengen unity wobbles over Ceuta crisis politico.eu · 3h ago
- Spain, Morocco halt deadly rush on Spanish enclave after 49,000 cross in a day Reuters · 3h ago
- At least 18 die after breach of border between Morocco and Spanish exclave of Ceuta AP News · 3h ago
Answered
Where did the breach occur?
Ceuta, a Spanish exclave
How many deaths are reported?
At least 18
How many migrants crossed the border?
49,000 in a day
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