The Civil Guard puts the number of migrants returned from Ceuta at more than 88,000, more than the Government calculated had entered in July
A report submitted to the National Court states that 90 people died on the Spanish side of the border and 862 were rescued on the day of the avalanche.
The Guardia Civil reports that 88,146 individuals who entered Ceuta have been returned to Morocco since the mass influx on July 30-31. This figure is included in a report submitted to the Audiencia Nacional. It contrasts with the Spanish Government's estimate of the number of people who entered during that month, which initially stood at 50,000 and was later revised to 70,000 or 80,000.
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