In the early hours of September 11, fire consumed dozens of migrant shelters in Ceuta, the Spanish enclave pressed between Morocco and the Mediterranean, scattering hundreds of people into the streets with little to their names. No lives were lost, but the destruction laid bare what was already fragile: a place where people in transit survive on the margins of formal care, in structures that offer minimal protection against even ordinary hazards. Investigators have opened the question of whether the fire was set deliberately — a question that carries particular weight in a territory where migr
Massive fire destroys migrant shelters in Ceuta, hundreds evacuated
Hundreds of migrants were displaced from destroyed shelters, though no casualties were reported.