Reports from Ceuta describe a migrant camp on a hill at the edge of the city, where people who are trying to reach mainland Europe continue to stay despite difficulties. The account characterizes the group remaining in the area as relatively small, numbering a few thousand, and suggests that those present are either highly determined to attempt the journey or have few other options. Some individuals indicate they are prepared to keep trying even if it means risking their lives.
The dispatch presents Ceuta as a focal point for departures toward Europe, portraying the camp as a persistent staging area rather than a temporary stop. It also notes that many migrants are no longer leaving the encampment, with residents choosing to wait there rather than move elsewhere. Overall, the coverage emphasizes the continued presence of migrants in the Ceuta area and their stated intention to pursue routes to mainland Europe.
