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- Spain's Guardia Civil confirmed 15 rapes in Ceuta after the July 30–31 invasion of up to 80,000 migrants.
- Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska said about 5,000 migrants remain in Ceuta, not the 2,000 previously reported.
- Moroccan authorities detained 111 people near Fnideq on 15 August, including 109 Africans and two Moroccans.
- Spain added over 500 police officers while Morocco used tear gas, drones and water trucks to control the border.
