Ceuta removes 300 tons of waste from migrant camps
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Workers in Ceuta, Spain removed over 300 tons of waste from camps previously occupied by migrants who arrived in late July.
The city government organised the cleanup, deploying more than 200 employees from Servilimpce, Makerel, Africana, and Áridos y Transportes del Estreito. Crews focused on areas near Tarajal warehouses, in the Poblado de Regulares and Los Rosales neighbourhoods, and around the Centro de Estadia Temporária de Imigrantes (CETI), a temporary immigrant stay centre.
The waste primarily consisted of cardboard, wood, and plastic that had accumulated over months. These camps housed approximately 500 migrants who had been living there since a large influx of over 80,000 people entered Ceuta. The city expressed gratitude for the workers’ efforts to restore the areas to a clean and healthy condition after the police removed the migrants on Sunday.
