Morocco Stops 111 Migrants in Mass Attempt to Reach Ceuta
Moroccan authorities detained 111 migrants attempting a sea crossing toward Ceuta in a large‑scale security operation.
Operation details
Police said the migrants left from the coast of Ouarzazate on small boats and were intercepted before reaching Ceuta. They were taken to detention centers for legal processing under Moroccan law.
Migrant crossing background
Ceuta remains a magnet for irregular migrants seeking entry to Europe, prompting Morocco to tighten coastal surveillance and deepen cooperation with neighboring states to curb illegal flows.
The government stresses that the measures aim to safeguard national security and protect migrants from maritime hazards.
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