Spain to transfer minors and bury Ceuta migrants

The article focused on the efforts of Spanish authorities to identify 80 migrants who died by drowning while attempting to illegally enter Ceuta, despite the limited capabilities of the forensic team, which only handled 76 death cases last year. Additional staff have been brought in and the morgue has been expanded, while fingerprints and DNA are being collected to match identities, with special emphasis on identifying children. The findings indicate that many of the victims died due to cardiac and respiratory arrest caused by drowning. The authorities are working on burying the bodies in Ceuta or transporting them to their home countries at the request of their families, respecting religious values when handling the bodies. Searches for missing individuals continue, and their relatives are pressing authorities for more information amid a rise in the number of illegal migrants entering Ceuta.

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