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Migrants Cleared From Ceuta Beach Camp

4 Oct to 5 Oct

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The Straits Times4 Oct

On October 4, Spanish police dismantled a migrant camp on Trampolin beach in Ceuta, an enclave in North Africa. Around 72,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into Ceuta in late July, but the number had since dropped to about 10,000, with approximately 3,000 still living at the cleared site before Sunday's operation. The police action was taken ahead of King Felipe and Queen Letizia’s visit scheduled for October 13-14…

Spanish police clear migrant camp on Ceuta beach ahead of royal visit →

Daily Mail4 Oct

Spanish police have removed approximately 3,000 migrants from a camp on Trampolin beach in Ceuta before King Felipe and Queen Letizia's visit scheduled for October 13-14. The migrants were living there for two months and will now be relocated to temporary accommodation or returned to Morocco. This action follows recent tensions over border crossings from Morocco, including clashes with Spanish authorities, and…

Spanish police clear Ceuta beach where 3,000 migrants had set up camp ahead of visit by royal family →

Euronews5 Oct

Spanish authorities dismantled a migrant settlement on Trampolín Beach in Ceuta, removing over 3,000 migrants who had been living there for weeks in tents and makeshift shelters. The operation involved multiple law enforcement agencies escorting migrants to buses and then to the CATE temporary reception center for processing.

Spanish police remove over 3,000 migrants from Ceuta beach camp →

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Spanish police clear migrant camp on Ceuta beach ahead of royal visit The Straits Times · stated as fact

Spanish police clear Ceuta beach where 3,000 migrants had set up camp ahead of visit by royal family Daily Mail · stated as fact

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4 Oct
Oct 4 - Spanish police on Sunday cleared a migrant camp on a beach in the North African enclave of Ceuta, where tens of thousands crossed the border from Morocco over two months ago, the Spanish government said.
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Where to start Spanish police clear Ceuta beach where 3,000 migrants had set up camp ahead of visit by royal family Daily Mail

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5 Oct Spanish police remove over 3,000 migrants from Ceuta beach campSpanish authorities dismantled a migrant settlement on Trampolín Beach in Ceuta, removing over 3,000 migrants who had been living there for weeks in tents and makeshift shelters. The operation involved multiple law enforcement agencies escorting migrants to buses and then to the CATE temporary reception center for processing.Euronews
4 Oct Spanish police clear Ceuta beach where 3,000 migrants had set up camp ahead of visit by royal familySpanish police have removed approximately 3,000 migrants from a camp on Trampolin beach in Ceuta before King Felipe and Queen Letizia's visit scheduled for October 13-14. The migrants were living there for two months and will now be relocated to temporary accommodation or returned to Morocco. This action follows recent tensions over border crossings from Morocco, including clashes with Spanish authorities, and…Daily Mail
4 Oct Spanish police clear migrant camp on Ceuta beach ahead of royal visitOn October 4, Spanish police dismantled a migrant camp on Trampolin beach in Ceuta, an enclave in North Africa. Around 72,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into Ceuta in late July, but the number had since dropped to about 10,000, with approximately 3,000 still living at the cleared site before Sunday's operation. The police action was taken ahead of King Felipe and Queen Letizia’s visit scheduled for October 13-14…The Straits Times

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