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Ceuta's Doctors Demand Mónica García's Urgent Visit to the "Catastrophic" Situation While Sanidad Denies the Crisis

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The migration crisis opened in Ceuta after the massive influx of migrants on July 30 has resulted in a confrontation between the Official College of Physicians of Ceuta (COMCE) and the Ministry of Health, on which health care in the autonomous city depends directly through INGESA. The doctors demand the urgent visit of the minister, Mónica García, and denounce a "care disaster", while the department that directs refuses to talk about collapse an…

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CESM calls Health's response "insufficient", rejects accusations of "alarmism" and calls on the government "to stop looking at Ceuta from Madrid"

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The head of Health of the Autonomous City denounces in Radio the collapse of the medical services and the lack of solutions.

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The University Hospital of Ceuta faces between 300 and 400 emergencies daily while its professionals report that the first reinforcement in the face of the massive arrival of immigrants was only four medical doctors and two nurses. That was the reinforcement initially counted on by the Emergency Service of the University Hospital of Ceuta (HUCE) ... Continue reading "The Health of Mónica García: 11,000 Moroccans are still in Ceuta and ER only re…

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The migration crisis opened in Ceuta after the massive influx of migrants on July 30 has resulted in a confrontation between the Official College of Physicians of Ceuta (COMCE) and the Ministry of Health, on which health care in the autonomous city depends directly through INGESA. The doctors demand the urgent visit of the minister, Mónica García, and denounce a "care disaster", while the department that directs refuses to talk about collapse an…

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Volunteers and doctors consult after their hospital day to stop epidemic outbreaks among thousands of sub-Saharans, while the administration dismisses activating the disaster plan by maintaining level 1, "restricted alarm" Read

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The president of the College of Physicians of Ceuta, Enrique Roviralta, has criticized in More than one with Miguel Ondarreta the words of the Secretary of State for Health, Javier Padilla, who denied on Thursday a health collapse in Ceuta and who only warned that the situation in the city was of "tension" because of the lack of health of the enclaves where the migrants were located.

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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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