Melilla is living for the moment his first day without avalanches on the double fence that separates Morocco after three days when there have been six jumps featuring about 1,600 SSA , but the alert “remains.”
Of the 1,600 immigrants have been 92 people who have risen to about 1,250 the number of immigrants welcomed into the Temporary Centre for Immigrants (CETI), when optimal capacity is 480.
As reported police sources, “although there have been movements, like every night, has not been any closer to the fence nor has there been any attempt to leap” this Fri, unlike what has been happened since Tuesday this week.
The tranquility on the fence “can break at any time” because, according to police sources “Hundreds” immigrants awaiting their opportunity In this sense, have indicated that in addition to the helicopter over the perimeter , agents guarding the fence, both vehicles and from different booths divided by the nine-mile border, have “Night Vision Binoculars” that allows them to even “see the movements hours” for immigrants camping in nearby Gurugú Moroccan mountains.
The above sources have indicated, however, that the alert in the border perimeter “remains” with the presence of both members of the Guardia Civil headquarters of Melilla and Member Groups Rural Safety (GRS) has moved to the Home Office reinforce the Army, in the Autonomous City against migratory pressure.
The quiet of the fence have been added , “it may break at any time” because, police said, “Hundreds” immigrants hoping in the next Melilla their chance to pass Spanish soil Moroccan towns.
That’s what has been happening from Tuesday until Thursday to six attempts to jump, which officially 92 people entered of the 1,600 who have tried it.
On 12 August, a total of approximately 750 immigrants made three attempts in Melilla. The first of 500 at 6.05 pm of the few who managed to enter 30 entrevallado breaking a door.
At 7.05 hours tried some other area 200, of them, fifty seven perched on the fence and were finally taken to CETI. At 1530 hours there was another attempt of fifty that were rejected by the Moroccan forces and that did not come up to the fence.
On the 13th two jumps were recorded, a first of some 600 sub-Saharan Africans on 4:45 hours in the morning tried a massive leap the fence in the area known as Villa Pilar, of which over 70 were uploaded at the top, but in this case, were returned to Morocco after be uploaded to a maximum of sixteen hours.
The second, about 6.25 pm, when another group of 30 immigrants and also of sub-Saharan origin, Melilla tried to access the area known as Arroyo de Beni Enzar, near the main border of the city. In both cases only access to four immigrants was allowed “to present no serious injuries that have required health care” at the hospital in Melilla and who were given high a few hours, being hosted the CETI.
The sixth jump in three days is registered 7.30 on Thursday by some 250 immigrants from sub-Saharan origin for the area between the border of Chinatown e Tempelhof Airport Melilla.
Of these, only one has managed to breach the border perimeter and other 15 are perched between fences , where they have remained for nearly an hour and a half, until finally Morocco has taken over them.
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