Around 80 migrants who entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta en masse have died, and many are expected to be buried without being identified. Bodies that have been identified may be exhumed and transferred abroad with court approval.
Up to 80 migrants who entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta en masse have reportedly died.
Many of the deceased remain unidentified, and burial procedures are expected to move forward, according to reports. Identified bodies may also be exhumed and transferred abroad with court approval.
According to Spanish estimates, around 72,000 people are believed to have arrived in Ceuta within 24 hours.
Most autopsies reportedly showed signs of cardiopulmonary arrest associated with drowning.