The Government Delegation in Ceuta reported this Friday afternoon a new balance, which places at 57 the bodies located since the massive entry of immigrants from Morocco to the autonomous city began.
These bodies are in addition to the 30 dead immigrants that had already been found until Wednesday this year. In total, there are 87 people found dead on the coasts of Ceuta after drowning while trying to cross from Morocco, according to data collected by Europa Press.
The president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, placed this Friday the number of immigrants who have managed to access in the last hours at 60,000, while the central Government lowers that figure and maintains that it was 50,000. According to government sources, around 37,500 would have returned on their own to Morocco by 3:30 PM on Friday.