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Inside Temporary Camps for Migrants in Ceuta

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Ceuta is a Spanish city in North Africa. Many migrants are staying there now. The city made temporary camps for them.

Officials visited the camps. They said there is no risk to public health. They also said workers are safe.

People are giving food to the migrants every day. But there is not enough food for everyone. One worker said, "Every day there are more of you, and there isn't enough for everyone."

The camps are not permanent. They are only for a short time. Many migrants are waiting there.

A Spanish radio show visited the camps. The show is called 'Hoy por Hoy.' They talked about the situation on Monday, August 24.

Vocabulary3 words

migrants
people who move to a new country
temporary
not permanent; for a short time
risk
a chance that something bad happens

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1. Where are the camps located?
2. What did officials say about health risk?
3. Is there enough food for everyone?

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Ceuta is a Spanish city in North Africa. Many _____ are staying there now. The city made _____ camps for them.

Officials visited the camps. They said there is no _____ to public health. They also said workers are safe.

People are giving _____ to the migrants every day. But there is not enough food for everyone.

The camps are not _____. They are only for a short time.

A Spanish radio show visited the camps. They talked about the situation on _____, August 24.

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