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Ceuta, the Spanish city in North Africa, sees frequent attempts by migrants to reach the Iberian Peninsula through dangerous methods, including hiding in vehicles.
A young Moroccan man arrived in the Iberian Peninsula from Ceuta, hiding under the bus of the Valladolid football team, which operates in the Spanish second division, and was returning from a match he played in the North African city.
It is noteworthy that Real Valladolid tied away from home with the ED Ceuta team, with a goal to match, then the team left the port of Ceuta on board the ferry heading to the port of Algeciras, according to what was reported by the “One Sport” website.
A risky adventure
Sources from within the club explained that the 17-year-old young man was found curled up between the rear wheels of the bus, after traveling more than 100 kilometers on board.
According to the same source, the young man remained hidden in this way throughout the ferry journey from Ceuta to the peninsula, before he asked for help during a bus stop at a rest stop on the way.
The Spanish newspaper "El Periodico Mediterraneo" indicated that even the dogs of the Civil Guard were unable to discover the young Moroccan before he boarded the ferry in Ceuta.
The Valladolid Club delegation took care of the minor young man, and provided him with food, drink, and clothes, until the arrival of the Spanish Civil Guard, which took care of him.
Similar cases
In recent years, the Spanish authorities have recorded several similar cases in which migrants attempted to reach the Iberian Peninsula hidden inside various vehicles.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Similar cases of migrants trying to reach Spain via Ceuta in irregular ways will continue to occur
Likely · Within months

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