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Spanish authorities have installed a floating barrier in Ceuta after more than 60,000 migrants stormed the Spanish border.
Spain has installed a floating barrier in Ceuta after more than 60,000 migrants stormed the Spanish border.
Spanish authorities have installed a floating barrier in Ceuta after more than 60,000 migrants stormed the Spanish border.
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Spain says the crisis in its North African enclave Ceuta is back under control, with most of the more than 50,000 migrants who stormed across its borders over recent days choosing to voluntarily go back to Morocco.
Tens of thousands of people crossed into Ceuta on Thursday and continued arriving overnight into Friday.
Most came by sea, swimming or in small boats, to get around the border fence. Some rushed border crossing points in such numbers that the guards were overwhelmed. Others tried to climb the breakwater that holds the border fence. At least 67 people died trying to reach Ceuta.
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Spain plans new border barrier in Ceuta as death toll revealed
London: Spain will install a new barrier to keep migrants from Morocco out of its enclave of Ceuta after more than 50,000 people stormed into the territory, as European leaders call an urgent meeting to toughen border rules.
The floating containment barrier will stretch for 500 metres along the sea border at the North African enclave in a move to prevent a future crisis after almost all the recent arrivals walked back to Morocco.
In the worst event of its kind in decades of tension at the border, 67 people died when thousands of young people swam, walked around the rocks or charged through the border checkpoints to get from Morocco into Ceuta.
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