The Spanish government said on the 20th that it will add two new resettlement sites in Ceuta to ease the problem of stranded people caused by the immigration crisis at the end of July. The Spanish immigration department said that the two newly built settlements are temporary facilities “will gradually expand” and can accommodate about 1,800 people. In this way, immigrants can stop sleeping on the streets or spending the night at the beach.

The Spanish government said on the 20th that it will add two new resettlement sites in Ceuta to ease the problem of stranded people caused by the immigration crisis at the end of July. The Spanish immigration department said that the two newly built settlements are temporary facilities “will gradually expand” and can accommodate about 1,800 people. In this way, immigrants can stop sleeping on the streets or spending the night at the beach.