Around 60,000 people estimated to have crossed into Ceuta, enclave's leader says

A massive influx of approximately 60,000 migrants has overwhelmed Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, with more than half of its population now affected.

‌Around 60,000 ​people ‌were estimated to have crossed into ‌Ceuta in ‌the past few days, ⁠the leader ​of ⁠the Spanish ⁠enclave in North ​Africa, Juan ⁠Jesus Vivas, told ⁠reporters ​on Friday, more ⁠than half ⁠of Ceuta's ⁠population.