Ceuta enclave "almost" back to normal after migrant influx

Almost all of the migrants who recently entered Spain's enclave of Ceuta from neighboring Morocco had left by Saturday, according to official reports. The mass influx, which occurred over just a few days, saw an estimated 60,000 migrants enter the territory, resulting in at least 67 fatalities during the attempts.

In response to the crisis, Spain has announced plans to construct a 500-meter-long containment barrier along the border. Additionally, the Spanish government has criticized its European Union partners, slamming them as "selfish" regarding their handling of the situation.