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IN PHOTOS: Migrant crisis deepen in Spain's Ceuta

Updated On: 27 August, 2026 09:16 PM IST | Poorva Gaikwad

Protests over security and hygiene concerns in Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta escalated into clashes on Thursday, a month after a mass influx of migrants from neighbouring Morocco. (PICS/AFP)

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Twelve Moroccan nationals were arrested after a military vehicle carrying Spanish soldiers was pelted with stones, injuring one soldier. (PICS/AFP)
Twelve Moroccan nationals were arrested after a military vehicle carrying Spanish soldiers was pelted with stones, injuring one soldier. (PICS/AFP)
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Migrants gather at a beach in Ceuta amid heightened tensions and growing concerns among local residents
Migrants gather at a beach in Ceuta amid heightened tensions and growing concerns among local residents
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Migrants remain in temporary or makeshift shelters in Ceuta, weeks after the mass influx from neighbouring Morocco
Migrants remain in temporary or makeshift shelters in Ceuta, weeks after the mass influx from neighbouring Morocco
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Doctors of the World provide medical assistance to migrants near temporary shelters at the El Tajaral industrial site in Ceuta
Doctors of the World provide medical assistance to migrants near temporary shelters at the El Tajaral industrial site in Ceuta
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Migrants wait in Ceuta as Spanish authorities work to identify those eligible for asylum and those subject to return to Morocco.
Migrants wait in Ceuta as Spanish authorities work to identify those eligible for asylum and those subject to return to Morocco.
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The streets of Ceuta remain tense as authorities increase security and expand measures to manage the migrant crisis
The streets of Ceuta remain tense as authorities increase security and expand measures to manage the migrant crisis

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