Nearly 49,000 Migrants Enter Spanish Enclave of Ceuta in Mass Crossing

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Around 49,000 migrants have entered Ceuta, a Spanish territory on the northern coast of Africa, according to official figures. The mass crossing took place over Thursday and Friday, with thousands reported to have entered the enclave illegally. The scale of the arrivals represents an unprecedented surge into the small Spanish territory. Authorities are managing an ongoing situation as migrants continue to arrive in large numbers.

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