By Ahmed Eljechtimi, Victoria Waldersee, George Sargent and Magdalini Gkogkou
Aug 4 (Reuters) – Last week’s rush of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta began with a trickle.
Encouraged by a handful of viral videos, including some posted by a Spanish news outlet intended to highlight the burden of migration pressures, the movement of a few dozen youths quickly turned into tens of thousands swimming en masse by last Thursday.
More than 80 people drowned or were crushed in a stampede, according to official tallies.
