Madrid (Spain), Aug. 4 (LaPresse) – This morning, the Spanish Civil Guard opened a special office in Ceuta to collect reports of missing migrants who attempted to enter the autonomous city last week. “Located at the El Tarajal customs office in Ceuta, this collection point will centralize all information related to these disappearances in order to streamline and efficiently manage all communications from family members and friends,” the Civil Guard explained in a statement. The office will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. In addition, an email address has been set up to which reports of missing persons can be sent. The establishment of this direct channel will speed up the location and identification of missing persons in Ceuta, states the Civil Guard, emphasizing that it is essential for those filing a report to provide as much information as possible, such as a detailed physical description—including details on any medical procedures, scars, tattoos, and personal belongings the person was carrying.
Migrants: Civil Guard Opens Office in Ceuta to Report Missing Persons
Madrid (Spain), Aug. 4 (LaPresse) – This morning, the Spanish Civil Guard opened a special office in Ceuta to collect reports of missing migrants who attempted to enter the autonomous city last week. “Located at the El Tarajal customs office in Ceuta, this collection point will centralize all information related to these disappearances in order to streamline and efficiently manage all communications from family members and friends,” the Civil Guard explained in a statement. The office will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. In addition, an email address has been set up to which reports of missing persons can be sent. The establishment of this direct channel will speed up the location and identification of missing persons in Ceuta, states the Civil Guard, emphasizing that it is essential for those filing a report to provide as much information as possible, such as a detailed physical description—including details on any medical procedures, scars, tattoos, and personal belongings the person was carrying.
