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December 30, 2014 • 7:33
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More than a hundred immigrants managed to penetrate Tuesday in the Spanish enclave of Melilla while another forty of them have perched several hours a triple border fence separating it from Morocco, announced the government delegation.
“A total of 102 immigrants have gotten through to Melilla and are being treated at the Centre for temporary immigrant” He explained the government delegation of this enclave in a statement.
One of them suffered “an open fracture of the left tibia and fibula” so it was transferred by ambulance to the Red Cross to a hospital where will he underwent surgery, added
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The assault it staged over two hundred immigrants around 0600 GMT tried to cross the triple border fence of the city, about six feet high and equipped with a dense mesh to prevent the climb.
More than four hours later, half of them had already passed Spain, about forty African immigrants were perched on the fence guarded by Spanish civil guards who came to intercept, as the government delegation.
The conflict in Syria, Iraq, Sudan and Mali in recent months caused an increase in attempts to penetrate the Spanish enclaves of Melilla and Ceuta, the only land border between Africa and Europe.
The Spanish Ministry of Interior censused on November 16 in nearly 4,700 the number of immigrants who had secretly come to Melilla since early this year, when around 2013 were just over 3,000.
Some, like Tuesday, throw in a group to jump the border fence while others, with false documentation, try to mingle with many Moroccans, especially merchants, who cross the border daily.
According to authorities, 30,000 Moroccans, traders and porters, come daily to Ceuta and Melilla, two enclaves historically claimed by Rabat
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