False social media claims suggesting the Morocco‑Ceuta border would open for Spain’s Assumption holiday have driven migrants to gather at the crossing. Spanish and Moroccan authorities have increased security measures following a recent mass influx, while Morocco warned that those disseminating the false information may face legal consequences.
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