Spain's Ceuta appeals for urgent aid with unaccompanied migrant minors
Spain’s Ceuta territory on Wednesday appealed for urgent government assistance to help deal with the hundreds of unaccompanied children still in the enclave following an influx of migrants.
Spain's ministry for youth and children has announced $29 million in emergency funding for Ceuta to help the tiny territory of 84,000 inhabitants to care for the minors.
Groups of young children could be seen in the streets of Ceuta on Wednesday, gathering in parks and beaches as the authorities worked to identify and accommodate them.
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