At least 141 migrants are confirmed dead after attempting to reach the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco last week, with the number expected to rise. A record 72,000 migrants entered Ceuta illegally within days, many by swimming, though 70,000 have since been returned to Morocco. Moroccan human rights groups report the high death toll based on official data, media reports, and information from other NGOs, including cases of missing individuals and injuries. The Moroccan National Council for Human Rights reports 14 deaths on the Moroccan side, while Spanish sources report at least 80 fatalities. Twenty-one bodies remain unidentified in the morgue of Tetouan, including citizens of Morocco, Sudan, and Yemen. NGOs are calling for an independent, transparent, and comprehensive investigation into the events.