Hundreds of migrants flood into Spain's Ceuta exclave from Morocco

Hundreds of migrants entered Spain's Ceuta exclave from Morocco, mainly by swimming, with nine bodies recovered.
Spain's interior ministry announced the Armed Forces would reinforce the Civil Guard in Ceuta to maintain security.
Ceuta's president Juan Vivas said 1,500 migrants had arrived by sea in recent days, noting reception centres are saturated and there is no more room.
The influx is the largest since May 2021, when over 10,000 migrants entered Ceuta in two days.
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