The surge of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from North Africa is ending, with nearly all having returned. However, the crisis has resulted in a tragic loss of life, with at least 17 additional deaths reported by Moroccan media, bringing the total confirmed fatalities to 84. Moroccan security forces recovered the bodies, adding to the 67 already found by Spanish authorities in Ceuta’s waters. The events unfolded over a 24-hour period of chaos as migrants attempted to reach the European territory, many by sea. The exact reasons for the sudden influx remain under investigation, but the incident has highlighted ongoing tensions surrounding migration routes between Africa and Europe. The recovery of these bodies underscores the dangerous risks migrants face when attempting the journey. Authorities on both sides are now focusing on managing the aftermath of the crisis.