Ceuta领导人胡安·赫苏斯·比瓦斯在欧洲议会表示，上周摩洛哥与西班牙北非飞地城市Ceuta之间发生的边境冲击事件中，约有100人死亡[1]。根据西班牙非政府组织Caminando Fronteras的统计，7月30日的事件中共有141人死亡，其中摩洛哥一侧发现63具遗体，Ceuta境内发现78具[1]。此次边境冲击中，约72000名移民成功越过边界[1]。
事件发生后，Ceuta仍有3000至5000名移民滞留[1]。其中包括数百名无人陪伴的未成年人，他们面临困难的生活条件[1]。根据2025年西班牙移民法改革规定，无人陪伴未成年人需要在15天内被重新安置[1]。此外，意大利因该事件暂停了与西班牙的申根协议[1]。
Juan Jesus Vivas, the leader of the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta, stated before the European Parliament that approximately 100 people died during a border rush between Morocco and the territory last week [1]. The incident saw around 72,000 migrants cross the border into Ceuta [1].
The death toll figure varies by source. Spanish non-governmental organization Caminando Fronteras reported 141 deaths on July 30, with 63 bodies recovered in Morocco and 78 in Ceuta [1]. Following the incident, between 3,000 and 5,000 migrants remain in Ceuta, while hundreds of unaccompanied minors face difficult living conditions in the enclave [1]. Spain's 2025 immigration law reform includes provisions requiring the resettlement of unaccompanied minors within 15 days [1]. In response to the border crisis, Italy has temporarily suspended the Schengen Agreement with Spain [1].