The complex identification of migrants killed at the entrance to Ceuta

Factual coreconfirmed by several independent voices

• The Government recognizes 72 deaths in Spanish waters but the figure could reach 100 or more of the bodies in Moroccan area

  reliability moderate2/2 sources

• Spain empowers the race a macro morgue at the former Military Hospital of Ceuta for the worst migratory tragedy: "We have never rescued so many bodies.".

  reliability moderate2/2 sources

Reported detailssecondary facts, each attributed to its source

• Ceuta: at least 72 people died wanting to join the Spanish enclave.

  according to Ouest-France — À la Une +2

• Crisis in Ceuta: the number of deceased migrants rises to 72.

  according to Ouest-France — À la Une

• Abdelkader lamented what happened, but said that those who broke the border behad relatively well. "It could have been much worse," he said.

  according to The Independent

• The authorities are responsible. "Some migrants who returned to Morocco described a border that was effectively open and said authorities did little as they watched thousands of people cross.

  according to The Independent

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• The Government recognizes 72 deaths in Spanish waters but the figure could reach 100 or more of the bodies in Moroccan area

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• Spain empowers the race a macro morgue at the former Military Hospital of Ceuta for the worst migratory tragedy: "We have never..

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• Le Monde — International
• New Straits Times
• Ouest-France — À la Une
• The Independent