Authorities in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta commenced operations on Friday morning to relocate migrants from its coastal areas. During these efforts, reports indicated that police discharged firearms into the air. The action was reportedly taken as officers struggled to manage large crowds of individuals jostling intensely to secure places within a designated tented accommodation site. The incident underscores the complexities faced by law enforcement in coordinating the movement and processing of a significant number of people seeking shelter.
Shots heard as police start moving migrants from Ceuta beaches
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