The leader of Ceuta reported that a significant number of migrants have swum from Morocco to the Spanish enclave, causing strain on local resources. The leader has called on the Spanish government for assistance in managing the situation.
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Migrants arrive in Ceuta from Morocco, straining local resources
Ceuta's leader has indicated that a large influx of migrants from Morocco is overwhelming local resources. The leader has requested intervention from the Spanish government to address the situation.
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Hundreds of migrants swim from Morocco to Spanish enclave of Ceuta
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Migrants arrive in Ceuta from Morocco, straining local resources