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politics · News Briefing
“about 69,500 people crossed from Morocco into Ceuta between Thursday and Sunday”
69500 people
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world · Morning Wire
“The enclave's migrant centre has a theoretical capacity of just 90 places.”
90 places
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world · Morning Wire
“At least 80 people died on the Spanish side of the frontier during the main rush as migrants swam into Ceuta.”
at least 80 deaths
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world · Times of India
“In Spain, authorities expected the event to bring at least 500,000 additional visitors”
at least 500000
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world · Times of India
“Spain deployed more than 33,500 law enforcement officers around viewing areas and access points”
more than 33500
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world · New Dispatch
“Spanish authorities say 72,000 migrants crossed during the influx last week”
72000
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world · New Dispatch
“The 500-metre containment barrier has been placed along the sea border between Ceuta and Morocco”
500 metres
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world · New Dispatch
“virtually all of the 60,000 migrants that stormed Spain’s North African enclave have left voluntarily”
60000
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world · Times of India
“57 bodies had been recovered on the Spanish side of the border.”
57 bodies
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world · Forbes
“the crisis appeared to be subsiding somewhat Friday as Spanish authorities said a majority of the 60,000 people who crossed into Ceuta from Morocco over the past several days had returned home.”
60000 people
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world · Forbes
“At least 48,300 of the migrants who crossed the border into the Spanish enclave had returned to Morocco by Friday afternoon”
at least 48300
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world · New Dispatch
“Spanish authorities have confirmed that seven Britons were among those killed in the country's devastating wildfires as their loved ones issued heartbreaking tributes.”
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world · New Dispatch
“Spanish authorities confirmed that a number of the victims died while attempting to flee the village by car.”
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world · BBC
“three Britons and one national each from France, Belgium and Spain were among the victims.”
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