Cadiz Beach meets refugees from North Africa.

Cadiz Beach in Spain is a famous holiday resort. Every year, a large number of tourists come here for sightseeing and enjoy the sunshine bath on the beautiful beach. However, there has been a surprising scene recently. Share with you the encounter of North African refugees in Cadiz Beach, Spain.

African refugees are very crowded on rubber boats.

20 17 On August 9th, a group of refugees from North Africa successfully drifted to the beach in southern Spain in a crowded small rubber boat. The tourists who are on holiday at the beach are stunned.

After someone called the police, the police quickly rushed to the scene, but in this short time, the refugees had already scattered and disappeared. Nicholas, a government official in Ceuta, Spain, said that this incident was really a failure.

On landing, the refugees jumped into the sea and ran ashore.

About 20 refugees from North Africa were pushed onto a very small rubber boat and successfully drifted to Cadiz Beach in southwest Spain on the afternoon of August 9, 20 17.

As soon as the ship approached the shallow coast, the refugees couldn't wait to jump into the sea and run to the shore.

The tourists who play in the water by the sea are stunned.

The refugees dispersed when they landed, leaving a group of tourists dumbfounded. A man on holiday at the seaside just took this picture, which can be heard from the video. The frightened tourist asked in surprise, "What's the matter?"

However, a spokesman for the Immigration Center retorted that this problem should be blamed on the EU, because Ceuta is located outside the Schengen area and has not been taken seriously by the EU. The immigration center says they can't solve this problem.

User comments:

Libya certainly belongs to North Africa, but now the so-called North African refugees have not fled to Europe because of war. The so-called refugees I know in Libya, Algeria and even Somalia are basically uneducated and unable to write. They went to Europe to make a living for economic reasons. On the other hand, many Syrian refugees are well-educated, have stable jobs and incomes, are married and have children, but are forced to flee because of the war. They are real refugees and deserve sympathy and help.