Morocco reports 11 dead, including 10 drownings and one fall, while Pope Leo XIV mentions the crisis in Vatican prayers
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Authorities are reported to have prepared facilities capable of holding up to 200 bodies in case more deaths occur. So far, 67 bodies have been recovered from the waters near Ceuta. Spain's public broadcaster RTVE reported that police authorities are sweeping the waters near Ceuta to find any unretrieved drowning victims.
Furthermore, Spain's Interior Ministry said most of the migrants who entered have since voluntarily returned to Morocco, but controversy continues as European Union (EU) member states have raised criticism over the Spanish government's response. The Interior Ministry added that 10 of them drowned, and 1 died from a fall in a rocky area. Morocco's Interior Ministry announced on the 2nd that the death toll of those who died attempting to enter Ceuta stands at 11.
In addition, Spanish authorities have deployed 3,000 military and police personnel to Ceuta to maintain order and search for migrants.
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Authorities are reported to have prepared facilities capable of holding up to 200 bodies in case more deaths occur.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSo far, 67 bodies have been recovered from the waters near Ceuta.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSpain's public broadcaster RTVE reported that police authorities are sweeping the waters near Ceuta to find any unretrieved drowning victims.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSpain's Interior Ministry said most of the migrants who entered have since voluntarily returned to Morocco, but controversy continues as European Union (EU) member states have raised criticism over the Spanish government's response.
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The Interior Ministry added that 10 of them drowned, and 1 died from a fall in a rocky area.
according to Yonhap News AgencyMorocco's Interior Ministry announced on the 2nd that the death toll of those who died attempting to enter Ceuta stands at 11.
according to Yonhap News AgencySpanish authorities have deployed 3,000 military and police personnel to Ceuta to maintain order and search for migrants.
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