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Health Ministry and communities will agree today to send vaccines to Ceuta

It will be a videoconference meeting that will focus on a single point, the triple viral vaccine and the delivery of vaccines against chickenpox, polio, tetanus and diphtheria.

FOTODELDÍA GRAF3107. CEUTA (ESPAÑA), 22/08/2026.- Varios migrantes permanecen acampados este sábado, en la playa El Trampolín de Ceuta (España). Varios migrantes regresaron a pesar de que agentes españoles volvieron a desalojar ayer a los más de mil migrantes que se encontraban en la playa. EFE/ Reduan

Many migrants have settled on the beach.

On Monday, the Spanish Ministry of Health convened an extraordinary meeting of the Autonomous Communities to send vaccines to thousands of migrants arriving from Morocco on 30 July.

Minister Monica García has stated that the meeting of the Public Health Commission "will be a continuation of the vaccine paper held last week" with the aim of "facilitating the process of donating vaccines to the City of Ceuta".

The meeting, which will take place at 12:00, via videoconference, will have only one item on the agenda: 'Solidarity mechanism for vaccines related to the situation in Ceuta'. Among the vaccines most in demand are triple viral and anti-chickenpox, polio, tetanus and diphtheria.

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