Spain vacated the last large migrant camp in the city of Sebata before a scheduled visit to King Philippe VI.
The Spanish authorities, on Sunday, evacuated the last large migrant camp in the city of Septa, two days before a scheduled visit to King Felipe VI and his wife, in a step more than two months after the influx of more than 70 thousand people from Morocco into the city under Spanish sovereignty. Hundreds of migrants were transported in buses to reception centres, while some fled to nearby hills to avoid transport, in the midst of a political crisis in Madrid and a European concern about the fallout.
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Spain vacated the last large migrant camp in the city of Sebata before a scheduled visit to King Philippe VI. — Image credit: France 24 (العربية)
The Spanish authorities, on Sunday, evacuated the last large migrant camp in the city of Septa, two days before a scheduled visit to King Felipe VI and his wife, in a step more than two months after the influx of more than 70 thousand people from Morocco into the city under Spanish sovereignty. Hundreds of migrants were transported in buses to reception centres, while some fled to nearby hills to avoid transport, in the midst of a political crisis in Madrid and a European concern about the fallout.
