‘People are dying here’: Migrants who broke into Europe tell other Moroccans to stay at home as Spain erects massive inflatable barriers in bid to stop 60,000-strong ‘invasion’
Migrants who have reached Europe are reportedly urging other Moroccans not to attempt the journey, warning that people are dying during crossings. Spain is said to be installing large inflatable barriers as it tries to curb a sharp rise in arrivals, highlighting the continuing humanitarian and political pressure around irregular migration routes.
The article claims that around 60,000 migrants entered the European Union in a single day, although the supplied text does not provide evidence or further detail for that figure. It focuses on Spain’s border measures and on migrants’ accounts of the dangers faced by people attempting to travel from Morocco to Europe.
- Migrants warn others of deadly risks on routes to Europe.
- Spain is deploying inflatable barriers to deter arrivals.
- The article cites an unsubstantiated 60,000-arrivals figure.