Moroccan families gather near the border with Spain’s Ceuta as they search for missing relatives following a recent surge of migrants attempting to reach the Spanish enclave. According to reports, people wait and ask questions about family members who returned after the crossing attempts, hoping to confirm their whereabouts or learn whether loved ones remain missing. The search efforts take place alongside the movement of returning migrants, with relatives trying to match names and accounts. Both outlets describe families seeking information in the border area after the spike in arrivals in Ceuta, indicating that some people are separated from relatives during the crossings or returns. The situation underscores the difficulties families face in tracking members who have attempted the journey, particularly when people move quickly between border points and holding areas. The reports do not provide specific numbers of missing individuals, but they consistently describe the border-region searches and the ongoing uncertainty for families affected by the Ceuta migrant influx.