“There are more dead in the sea”: search for more bodies in Ceuta
According to the newspaper, the authorities of the city are preparing a facility to store up to 200 bodies
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According to the newspaper, the authorities of the city are preparing a facility to store up to 200 bodies. On Friday, the Guardia Civil had already installed a 500-meter-long inflatable orange barrier. So far, 67 people have been recovered from the sea, who wanted to reach the EU territory swimming from Morocco and drowned.
Furthermore, The court had ruled that those people who enter Spain when irregularly crossing the border via a dirt section such as the sea are entitled to an individual examination for asylum. With the creation of this physical border in the sea, Spain also wants to close a gap created by a court ruling of the Spanish Supreme Court, which apparently played a role in the recent onslaught. Authorities continue to search the sea off Ceuta for the bodies of migrants who drowned in the rush of tens of thousands of migrants to the Spanish North African exclave.
In addition, There were only some workers who, according to the station, were engaged in the installation of buoys as a physical border. The Spanish newspaper El País quoted an anonymous police officer as saying: “There are more deaths in the sea”.
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According to the newspaper, the authorities of the city are preparing a facility to store up to 200 bodies.
reliability low1/3 sourcesOn Friday, the Guardia Civil had already installed a 500-meter-long inflatable orange barrier.
reliability low1/3 sourcesSo far, 67 people have been recovered from the sea, who wanted to reach the EU territory swimming from Morocco and drowned.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe court had ruled that those people who enter Spain when irregularly crossing the border via a dirt section such as the sea are entitled to an individual examination for asylum.
reliability low1/3 sourcesWith the creation of this physical border in the sea, Spain also wants to close a gap created by a court ruling of the Spanish Supreme Court, which apparently played a role in the recent onslaught.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAuthorities continue to search the sea off Ceuta for the bodies of migrants who drowned in the rush of tens of thousands of migrants to the Spanish North African exclave.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThere were only some workers who, according to the station, were engaged in the installation of buoys as a physical border.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe Spanish newspaper El País quoted an anonymous police officer as saying: “There are more deaths in the sea”.
reliability low1/3 sources
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