Spanish police begin clearing Ceuta's largest migrant camp ahead of King and Queen's visit
First reported 4 Oct, 10:00 UTCUpdated 1h ago3 sources
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Police began Operation Trampolín on Sunday to clear a makeshift settlement on Ceuta's Trampolín beach, home to about 3,000 people living in poor conditions for more than two months.
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On Thursday, Spain's royal palace announced that King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia would visit Ceuta on October 13.
Police began Operation Trampolín on Sunday to clear a makeshift settlement on Ceuta's Trampolín beach, home to about 3,000 people living in poor conditions for more than two months.
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- Spanish police begin clearing Ceuta's largest migrant camp ahead of King and Queen's visit (opens Euronews in a new tab)
Police began Operation Trampolín on Sunday to clear a makeshift settlement on Ceuta's Trampolín beach, home to about 3,000 people living in poor conditions for more than two months.
- Spanish police clear migrant camp on Ceuta beach ahead of royal visit (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)
Oct 4 - Spanish police on Sunday cleared a migrant camp on a beach in the North African enclave of Ceuta, where tens of thousands crossed the border from Morocco over two months ago, the Spanish government said.
- Ceuta migrant camp being removed ahead of Spanish king's visit (opens Le Monde (English) in a new tab)
On Thursday, Spain's royal palace announced that King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia would visit Ceuta on October 13.
