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More than 40 Seagulls Intoxicated in Ceuta with Chemicals Used by Immigrants on the Beaches

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The seagulls of Ceuta are getting sick. A wave of birds unable to fly, disoriented and with clear signs of poisoning has set off alarms on the coast of the autonomous city, with the beach of El Trampolin as the main focus.The Association for the Defense of Urban Tree, Biodiversity and the Environment (DAUBMA) has ... Continue reading "More than 40 seagulls intoxicated in Ceuta with chemicals used by immigrants on the beaches"

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The seagulls of Ceuta are getting sick. A wave of birds unable to fly, disoriented and with clear signs of poisoning has set off alarms on the coast of the autonomous city, with the beach of El Trampolin as the main focus.The Association for the Defense of Urban Tree, Biodiversity and the Environment (DAUBMA) has ... Continue reading "More than 40 seagulls intoxicated in Ceuta with chemicals used by immigrants on the beaches"

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The Asociación para la Defensa del Arbolado Urbano, la Biodiversidad y el Medio Ambiente de Ceuta (DAUBMA) has reported the detection of an epizootic outbreak of chemical poisoning. This serious episode is affecting the population of seagulls patiamarillas (Larus michahellis) in various parts of the coast, concentrating especially on the beach of Trampolin and others [...] The entrance DAUBMA asks the temporary closure of showers on the beaches …

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El Faro de Ceuta broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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