July 30.
Some 60,000 Moroccans swam across to flood the Spanish territory of Ceuta.
Although the Spanish government mobilized even the military to send them back within roughly 48 hours, a tragedy unfolded leaving dozens dead.
Why on earth did so many people swim over and gather there? And what lies behind it all? Videomug breaks down the full story of the Ceuta crisis.
(Reported and produced by: So Hwan-uk, Edited by: Park Seo-yeon, Design: Cho Seung-hyun, Assistance: Kim Chae-hyun, Production: Knowledge Content IP Team)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
Why Did 60,000 People Swim Across? The Full Story of the Ceuta Border Crisis
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