In the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, four Moroccans were arrested after throwing stones at Spanish soldiers on Saturday, marking the second such incident in days. Earlier in the week, around 70 migrants attacked a Spanish military vehicle with stones, injuring a soldier and leading to the arrest of twelve Moroccans, eleven of whom were deported to Morocco. On the same day, clashes occurred between police and demonstrators demanding the deportation of remaining migrants. Personal belongings were set on fire at a migrant camp on a beach used by migrants. Over 72,000 people, mostly Moroccans, had crossed into Ceuta on July 30 and 31, though most returned or were repatriated. Official reports state 91 deaths during the mass influx, while Moroccan NGOs claim at least 141 fatalities and dozens missing. Spain is seeking EU assistance to expedite the return of undocumented migrants in Ceuta.
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