
The National Police deploys a device to break up the camp where more than 3,000 migrants live.
The National Police has initiated a device this Sunday to evict the Trampolín beach settlement, which houses more than 3,000 migrants, who will be transferred by buses to the CATE in Tarajal for identification.
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Trampolín beach is home to a settlement with more than 3,000 migrants.
The National Police launched a device early this Sunday morning to begin building the settlement on Trampolín beach, where more than 3,000 migrants live.
As confirmed by police sources, this is a first phase of the operation in which a large number of human and material personnel are involved to proceed with the start of this operation.
The migrants will be transported by buses to the CATE located on the Tarajal border, where they will undergo the corresponding triage for identification.
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Transfer of migrants to the CATE of Tarajal for identification
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