Published 18 May 2021 at 2.20 pm
Abroad. About 6,000 illegal immigrants from the third world have managed to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in North Africa from Morocco, reports VG.
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According to El País, immigrants began crossing the border from Fnideq in Morocco on Monday morning on Monday morning.
Since then, the number has increased rapidly, to 6,000 on Tuesday morning. However, 2,700 of them are said to have already been returned to Morocco.
The situation is unprecedented. In 2020, 2,228 illegal immigrants came to Ceuta throughout the year, compared to 5,000 on Monday alone.
The Spanish government is holding a crisis meeting due to the situation, reports SR. The army has been deployed on the beach in Ceuta for deterrence.