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Police discover drug-smuggling tunnel linking Morocco and Spanish enclave of Ceuta

Spanish authorities announced the discovery of a suspected drug smuggling tunnel connecting Morocco to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on Wednesday.
The tunnel measures 12 meters deep and stretches 50 meters in the Spanish section, according to police reports.
No drugs were found at the site, and no arrests have been made related to the tunnel's discovery.
The Civil Guard noted that the tunnel could have enabled drug transportation between Morocco and Spain.

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