Ceuta leader says 100 migrants died in border rush

A border rush in Ceuta, a Spanish territory in North Africa, resulted in the deaths of around 100 migrants. This tragic event highlights the dire situation in Ceuta, where over 3,000 migrants remain after attempting to cross the border last week. The high number of minors among the migrants adds to the urgency of the situation, making it "unsustainable" according to Ceuta leader Juan Jesus Vivas. This crisis has significant implications for the region's economy and trade, as well as the welfare of the migrants involved.

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