Thousands of migrants remained in Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta on August 3 after the previous week’s massive border crossing, with many rushing to collect water and drinks distributed by local residents. Camped on El Trampolín beach, many migrants said they were hungry, thirsty and seeking asylum, refusing to return to Morocco. Spanish authorities said around 69,500 migrants have already been returned to Morocco, while the death toll from the border crisis has risen to 72 on the Spanish side and 11 on the Moroccan side.