Moroccan NGOs announce this assessment, which could increase, after the arrival of some 72,000 migrants in a few days
At least 141 dead in attempted mass entry to Ceuta
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About 72,000 migrants entered illegally in a few days last week in Ceuta, a record figure for such a short period. "Many families remain waiting for information on the fate of their loved ones," said Mr Mimoun, noting that "there are 21 bodies in the morgue of Tetouan (the largest city near Fnideq, the Moroccan border town of Ceuta, NDLR), including 11 Moroccans and 10 people of Arab nationalities, including Sudan and Yemen". 111 people were arrested during this unprecedented influx to Ceuta and Melilla, the other enclave located 400 kilometres east.
Furthermore, On Sunday, the Ministry of the Interior reported 11 deaths. Home Facts - Justice Migration crisis in Ceuta: at least 141 dead and a balance sheet that can still increase At least 141 people died last week trying to win the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, Moroccan NGOs announced this Friday. Several NGOs demand an independent investigation The National Human Rights Council, a Moroccan advisory and independent body, announced a record of 14 deaths on the Moroccan side.
In addition, On the Spanish side, at least 80 people lost their lives, according to a Spanish commission of forensic specialists. No official information was provided on any arrests or prosecutions. In front of the press, Moroccan NGOs reiterated a call last week to "open an independent, transparent and comprehensive investigation".
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About 72,000 migrants entered illegally in a few days last week in Ceuta, a record figure for such a short period.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"Many families remain waiting for information on the fate of their loved ones," said Mr Mimoun, noting that "there are 21 bodies in the morgue of Tetouan (the largest city near Fnideq, the Moroccan border town of Ceuta, NDLR), including 11 Moroccans and 10 people of Arab nationalities, including Sudan and Yemen".
reliability moderate2/2 sources111 people were arrested during this unprecedented influx to Ceuta and Melilla, the other enclave located 400 kilometres east.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesOn Sunday, the Ministry of the Interior reported 11 deaths.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHome Facts - Justice Migration crisis in Ceuta: at least 141 dead and a balance sheet that can still increase At least 141 people died last week trying to win the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, Moroccan NGOs announced this Friday.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSeveral NGOs demand an independent investigation The National Human Rights Council, a Moroccan advisory and independent body, announced a record of 14 deaths on the Moroccan side.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesOn the Spanish side, at least 80 people lost their lives, according to a Spanish commission of forensic specialists.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesNo official information was provided on any arrests or prosecutions.
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In front of the press, Moroccan NGOs reiterated a call last week to "open an independent, transparent and comprehensive investigation".
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