Nearly 1,000 migrant children were left stranded in Spain's Ceuta after a mass crossing from Morocco overwhelmed border authorities
- PC: BBCFor a few days, Spain’s small North African enclave of Ceuta became the centre of a sudden migration crisis as thousands of people crossed from Morocco in a desperate attempt to reach European territory.
- The surge left behind a difficult humanitarian situation, with hundreds of children separated from relatives and unsure of what comes next.
- Among them are teenagers who arrived alone after chaotic journeys through the sea, including one girl who lost her younger brother during the crossing.
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- PC: BBCFor a few days, Spain’s small North African enclave of Ceuta became the centre of a sudden migration crisis as thousands of people crossed from Morocco in a desperate attempt to reach European territory.
- Among them are teenagers who arrived alone after chaotic journeys through the sea, including one girl who lost her younger brother during the crossing.
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- The surge left behind a difficult humanitarian situation, with hundreds of children separated from relatives and unsure of what comes next.
Sources: The Independent, Times of India