Spanish police clear migrant camp from Ceuta beach

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 08:07 · Archive

Spanish police removed over 3,000 migrants from a beach camp in Ceuta.

Spanish police dismantled a migrant camp on Trampolín beach in Ceuta, removing over 3,000 people who had been living there in tents and makeshift structures for two months. The authorities moved them to temporary accommodation and a reception centre for processing.

The Daily Mail reports that the clearance took place ahead of a visit by the royal family. Both outlets confirm the scale of the operation and the relocation of the migrants to temporary facilities.

How it is being reported

• Spanish police remove over 3,000 migrants from Ceuta beach campEuronews · 5 Oct, 07:42
• Spanish police clear Ceuta beach where 3,000 migrants had set up camp ahead of visit by royal familyDaily Mail · 4 Oct, 16:24

In this story: Ceuta · Trampolín Beach · Spanish police

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