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Ceuta prepares new facilities to relocate 300 women and children from Sidi Embarek
Work has already begun in the vicinity of the camp set up next to the mosque. According to El País, the Government will take over care of the site after weeks sustained by neighborhood aid.
The Sidi Embarek camp in Ceuta houses about 300 women and children in a 300-square-meter tent erected next to the mosque esplanade, according to El País.
According to that outlet, since the beginning of August assistance at the site has been in the hands of neighborhood solidarity. Volunteers from Luna Blanca distribute hot food, while families go through a routine marked by hardship, with pregnant mothers trying to wash without running water.
El País reported that work has already begun to prepare new facilities. A few meters from the camp, machines are working on leveling the ground and preparing access, as part of the operation through which the Government will take over the settlement.
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