Again rush Ceuta

madrid - The Spanish exclave of Ceuta, on the Strait of Gibraltar, on Sunday night got back to handle a rush of migrants. About 350 people managed over or by reaching the six-meter high double fence from Morocco European territory. There were eleven wounded, of whom some with broken bones ended up in hospital. That the Red Cross announced Monday.

Friday tried a thousand migrants, mostly originating from countries to the south of the Sahara, Ceuta. Half had success. The border fence is eight kilometers long. For months trying large numbers of refugees in search of a better life to come inside. Several people were injured as a result, were among them also Spanish guards who wanted to stop the flow.