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Morocco's Interior Ministry says 11 people died during events in Ceuta, the Spanish enclave on Morocco's border, with other possible casualties being verified.

Eleven people died during events in Ceuta, with information about other possible victims being verified, according to Morocco's Interior Ministry.

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