Missing persons office opened in Ceuta following mass migration attempt
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Ceuta authorities
Ceuta, Spain
Late July 2026
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Authorities in Ceuta established a missing persons office after a mass migration attempt from Morocco. Over 80 migrants died during the crossing, according to Spanish and Moroccan authorities. Approximately 72,000 migrants entered the enclave, with most having returned to Morocco.
- Earlier version 18/6/2026, 7:51:07 PM
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