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17-year-old migrant dies in reception center in Ceuta

Observador4 September 2026 at 07:57

A 17-year-old, migrant and diabetic, died in a reception center in Ceuta. The body was found dead in the room by a colleague.

The young man was 17 years old and was accommodated in a reception facility for migrants in the Spanish city of Ceuta, located in North Africa.

Ceuta faces a severe migratory crisis, which worsened particularly after the arrival of around 4 thousand children to the city in July.

The circumstances of the death have not yet been fully clarified by the authorities.

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