The Spanish government reported that at least 67 migrants died during an attempt to cross a breakwater barrier at the border between Ceuta and Morocco. The fatalities included individuals who drowned and others who were killed in a stampede. In response to the incident, Spain has installed a sea barrier at the border.
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Spain installs sea barrier at Ceuta-Morocco border following migrant deaths
Following a tragic incident where at least 67 migrants died while attempting to cross a breakwater barrier at the Ceuta-Morocco border, the Spanish government has installed a new sea barrier. The deaths included drownings and fatalities from a stampede during the crossing attempt.
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Spain installs sea barrier on Ceuta's border with Morocco after frontier rush that killed 67
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