The Civil Guard Places a Maritime Barrier on the Southern Dam of Melilla to Reinforce the Border
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The Objective | Periodismo ethosThe Civil Guard has proceeded to place a new maritime barrier on the southern dock of Melilla , similar to that placed on the spur of El Tarajal de Ceuta after the massive influx of migrants swimming from Morocco , to "strengthen control" on the border by sea.Sources from the Civil Guard Command in Melilla have pointed out that the implementation of the new maritime infrastructure "requires several phases of positioning and anchoring", so they h…
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The Civil Guard has begun to install on Thursday a new maritime barrier on the southern dam of Melilla, similar to the one placed on the spur of El Tarajal, in Ceuta, after the massive influx of illegal immigrants swimming from Morocco. The objective of this infrastructure is to strengthen the control of the border ... Continue reading "The Civil Guard places a maritime barrier in Melilla at the risk of a new wave of immigrants"
It has only been installed on the South Dike, a 500-meter-long breakwater that serves as a land and sea border in the southern area of Melilla.
A floating barrier has been installed off the coast of Melilla, a Spanish exclave in North Africa, to prevent migrants from entering the city. The inflatable structure sits partly on the surface and partly below. The Spanish Interior Ministry announced that a similar barrier was installed off the coast of Ceuta in early August. Its purpose is to curb the massive influx of migrants from Morocco. The barrier in Ceuta is approximately 500 meters lo…
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