Thousands of illlegal migrants who arrived Ceuta late-July are still in the autonomous Spanish enclave while reception facilities struggle to cope with an emergency that has overwhelmed their capacity.
Many migrants are sleeping in the open on the streets, with residents handing out food and NGO and associations cooking non-stop for almost two weeks.
The situation is one of "complete vulnerability", Halima Ahmed, spokesperson and social educator for Ceuta-based NGO Luna Blanca, tells 'Euronews'.
There are people who eat only once a day and rely on humanitarian organisations or even on neighbours cooking food in their own homes. On its first day of response, Luna Blanca distributed 3,500 food containers and since then has continued cooking every day with the help of volunteers and donations.
Within the crisis,one particularly vulnerable group is being mentioned: children.
