The border between Melilla and Morocco remains "calm" and nearly 800 vehicles have crossed since its reopening.
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The border crossing between Melilla and Morocco at Beni Enzar has resumed operations following a 36-hour closure triggered by a migration crisis in the autonomous city. Government authorities report that the situation remains calm as transit for both vehicles and pedestrians continues in both directions.
In the initial nine hours following the reopening, approximately 600 vehicles crossed into Morocco. Total traffic volume has since reached nearly 800 vehicles as the border moves through a gradual reopening process.
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Infobae (first snippet)Focuses on specific traffic volume during the initial nine-hour window
Infobae (second snippet)Emphasizes the current status of the border as calm and stable
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