Ceuta boosts security after border threats

Enhanced security measures have been implemented in Ceuta following renewed calls to storm the border, amid the circulation of messages on social media urging migrants to attempt a collective crossing into the city after tens of thousands of migrants have arrived since the end of July. Spanish security forces and the military have deployed extensively to guard the area, with increased patrols, while the streets remain quiet, though some cafes are still crowded. On the other side, Moroccan security personnel are monitoring the beach after thousands of migrants from the Tarfaya area attempted a swimming crossing, an incident that resulted in 96 deaths and the entry of over 72,000 people into Ceuta. Spain announced the construction of a maritime barrier and the deployment of more than 500 additional security personnel, emphasizing the continuation of security presence to restore stability and prevent repeat incidents. Additionally, about 500 asylum applications have been processed, most of which were rejected, and the government plans to return unauthorized individuals to Morocco, focusing on providing support to the most vulnerable citizens.

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