Moroccan Gendarmes sticks down to the immigrants of the fence. / Antonio Ruiz
This Thursday serve three consecutive days of sub-Saharan immigrants have attempted to reach Spanish territory through the fence of Melilla. Around 7:15 this morning, a group starred in a new attempt to jump, in the area between Chinatown and the airport, one of the most guarded border around the perimeter. Six of them remained nearly two hours perched on top of the mesh antitrepa but have been forced to descend on the area between fences and delivered to the maroqui gendarmerie, Efe reported.
We have not confirmed if no injuries among some of the SSA, which were carried on wings by agents of the Guardia Civil to be delivered to the Moroccan border authorities. The six who were finally forced to get off the fence were beaten and harassed by the Moroccan police, while, according to Efe, from the Spanish side, some policemen climbed ladders to try to convince them to leave their positions. Meanwhile, the Meritorious made a major deployment, with twenty vehicles.
This is the third attempt to jump the fence that occurs in the last three days. On Wednesday, about 600 people tried to reach the city, of which about 80 remained for more than 10 hours perched on the fence, which fell from exhaustion. On Tuesday, meanwhile, were 750, in three separate attempts. Them, only 80 were able to enter
The Home Office decided Wednesday to bolster the number of police in Ceuta, Melilla and Aleciras before the situation created in the last two days with the arrival of a wave of inflatable boats with hundreds of immigrants on board. This entry Saharan irregular by this system is the largest in history.
The Minister Jorge Fernandez Diaz, said that in recent days has kept “close contacts with the Moroccan authorities to find the solution more quickly as possible to resolve the situation, “attributing it to good weather only. However, according to various sources, that was motivated by the permissiveness of the Gendarmerie and the Moroccan Navy. In fact, at noon Wednesday Moroccan Interior Minister Mohamed Hasad acknowledged there had been “dysfunctions” without specifying which ones, but said he would be solved “rápicamente as possible.”
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