Only six of the 82 migrants who died attempting to reach the Spanish enclave of Ceuta have been identified, highlighting the challenges in processing the aftermath of the tragedy. Medical professionals are issuing urgent warnings of a “healthcare catastrophe” unfolding, overwhelmed by the number of casualties and demanding a response from the Spanish government in Madrid. The situation underscores the perilous journeys migrants undertake to reach European territory. Limited identification complicates efforts to inform families and provide proper burials. The lack of resources and coordination is exacerbating the crisis, placing immense strain on local healthcare facilities. This incident further fuels debate on migration policies and the humanitarian response needed for vulnerable populations. Authorities are facing mounting pressure to address both the immediate crisis and the underlying factors driving migration.