Spanish Health Minister Mónica García acknowledged that officials failed to foresee the true scale and consequences of an unauthorized mass entry into Ceuta. Her remarks, made on September 11 in Madrid and reported by EFE, were delivered in response to a question regarding the resignation of the chief of staff to the government's delegate in Ceuta.
García attributed the severity of the situation to the impact of unverified rumors, stating that no one possessed the capacity to properly gauge how far the fallout from the false information would reach. The resignation and subsequent ministerial comments highlight ongoing scrutiny and accountability surrounding the management of the border incident.
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