Migrants attain Spain’s Ceuta enclave in document numbers – BBC Information
Not less than 6,000 migrants have reached Spain’s Ceuta enclave from neighbouring Morocco, a document quantity over a single day, Spanish officers say.
They are saying the migrants – who embrace about 1,500 minors – both swam across the border fences that jut out into the ocean or walked throughout at low tide.
They’re mentioned to be largely from Morocco. Spain says it has already despatched some 2,700 again – however not the minors.
Spanish troops have been deployed to the seashore to assist border police at Ceuta’s predominant entry level – Tarajal, on the enclave’s south aspect.
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