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Death Toll in Spain's Ceuta Enclave Reaches 72 After Mass Border Crossing

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  • At least 72 migrants died during the border crossing into Ceuta, according to Spanish figures reported by Al Jazeera and Indiatimes.
  • More than 50,000 people crossed the border from Morocco into the Spanish enclave, per Indiatimes.
  • Moroccan authorities reported only 11 deaths, sharply conflicting with Spain's count, according to Euronews.
  • The mass crossing sparked EU diplomatic tension over Spanish border policy, as reported by Euronews.
  • Additional bodies discovered along Ceuta's coastline indicate the death toll may still be incomplete.

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