Ceuta, the Spanish autonomous city located in north Africa, is requesting a security plan for the start of the school year. The situation arises in a context of migration crisis that has been affecting the region for weeks.
At least 82 people died trying to reach Ceuta by swimming, which represents one of the most serious migration tragedies on the Spanish southern border. Authorities are now trying to manage the consequences of this massive migratory flow.
Almost a month after the events, there are still no exact data on the number of migrants still remaining in Ceuta. This lack of information hinders the planning and management of the situation by Spanish authorities.
