Morocco counts its dead and missing after mass swim to Ceuta

In the aftermath of a massive migration attempt where approximately 60,000 people swam from Morocco to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, the death toll has climbed to 72, leaving many families desperately searching for missing loved ones, especially children. The harrowing event highlights the perilous nature of migration routes and the urgent need for international cooperation to address the root causes driving people to undertake such dangerous journeys. This tragic incident underscores the broader challenges faced by both migrants and the countries involved in managing such large-scale human movements.