Rubber bullets and batons used in Ceuta migrant evacuation

The Spanish city of Ceuta, located in North Africa, experienced unrest during the process of clearing the beaches of thousands of migrants who attempted to enter Spanish territory. Police used rubber bullets and batons to disperse the stampede that erupted at the beginning of the transfer of migrants to temporary shelters inside the port, where a process was organized to move hundreds to new reception centers to ease overcrowding. Approximately 4,000 migrants still live in the open. Although authorities expect most migrants to voluntarily return to Morocco, the current reception centers do not accommodate everyone, and the process of providing shelter remains slow despite the unprecedented surge in border crossings that the area experienced last July.

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