Dozens of migrants settled on the beach take refuge in the woods as police move in anticipation of their removal

On September 27 in Ceuta, Spanish police operations prompted the displacement of dozens of migrants who had been camping in tents near a water desalination plant on the local coastline. While initial police arrival caused over thirty individuals to flee toward nearby wooded areas, authorities subsequently relocated hundreds of migrants from the coastal site.

Following the police intervention, the Autonomous City of Ceuta conducted cleanup operations to restore the coastal area. The event highlights ongoing local actions regarding migrant encampments along the littoral zone of the city.