Spain Confirms that 2 200 Migrants Are on the Street in Ceuta
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Hundreds of immigrants are still on the streets of El Tarajal, including many minors, without toilets. “You don’t see the efforts to end this,” they claim in Doctors of the World
Minister Elma Saiz justifies operational delays and confirms the immediate opening of reception spaces.
The situation was described as of paramount importance from a national security perspective. The post 5-10 percent of migrants storming Ceuta remained in the Spanish city first appeared on 24.hu.
At least 2,200 migrants continue to sleep on the streets of Ceuta after three weeks of a humanitarian crisis, according to the Spanish government. The Minister of Inclusion, Social Security, and Migration, Elma Saiz, reported that shelters are currently housing approximately 1,800 people, while around 4,000 are receiving basic assistance. Faced with overcrowding, the government is preparing to open new temporary accommodation facilities. Saiz st…
The Government of Spain acknowledged that at least 2 200 migrants continue to spend the night on Ceuta’s public road after three weeks of the humanitarian crisis. Government spokesman and Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, reported that the current premises house 1 800 people. The post Spain confirms that 2 200 migrants are on the street in Ceuta first appeared on Cubadebate.
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