Spanish Health Minister Mónica García faced jeers from healthcare workers during a visit to Ceuta, a city experiencing a surge in migrant arrivals. The minister addressed local authorities, stating approximately 5,800 migrants have received care. While acknowledging the healthcare system is “strained,” García refuted claims of a system collapse. She also criticized linking the migrant influx to the spread of disease. The opposition party, PP, has called for García’s resignation, alleging doctors are being forced to work triple shifts. The situation highlights growing tensions surrounding migration and its impact on public services in the region.