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Ceuta. Withdrawals 300 tonnes of waste in camps

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Briefings

A briefing reports that approximately 200 workers cleared camps in Ceuta where 500 migrants lived following a massive influx of over 80,000 people. This cleanup operation occurred after the migrants entered the city in late July, and the source provides no further details on the specific dates of the influx or the long-term environmental impact of the cleanup.

Key points

• Approximately 200 workers were mobilized to clean up camps in Ceuta where 500 migrants lived following a massive influx of over 80,000 people.
• The cleanup operation took place after the migrants entered the city in late July, and the source provides no further details on the specific dates of the influx or the long-term environmental impact of the cleanup.

Context

This event occurred in Ceuta, a Spanish autonomous city on the North African coast, where a sudden surge of migrants arrived in late July. The cleanup effort involved significant human resources and temporary housing, but the source does not specify the duration of the influx or the long-term environmental impact of the cleanup.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the number of workers and the number of migrants living in the camps. It does not specify the exact dates of the influx, the duration of the cleanup, or the long-term environmental impact of the cleanup.

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