On August 1, local time, the Spanish government's representative office in Ceuta said that during this “wave of smuggling,” a total of about 50,000 people have illegally entered Ceuta, and at least 67 people have died so far. According to information from the Spanish Ministry of the Interior, the situation in Ceuta is currently generally calm. Illegal immigrants have completely stopped crossing the border, and the number of people returning to Morocco continues to increase. Currently, 48,300 people have returned to Morocco. Meanwhile, Spain has begun installing maritime interdiction facilities at the Tarajal border breakwaters to strengthen border control.

On August 1, local time, the Spanish government's representative office in Ceuta said that during this “wave of smuggling,” a total of about 50,000 people have illegally entered Ceuta, and at least 67 people have died so far. According to information from the Spanish Ministry of the Interior, the situation in Ceuta is currently generally calm. Illegal immigrants have completely stopped crossing the border, and the number of people returning to Morocco continues to increase. Currently, 48,300 people have returned to Morocco. Meanwhile, Spain has begun installing maritime interdiction facilities at the Tarajal border breakwaters to strengthen border control.