A tunnel linking Spain to Morocco used by smugglers to traffic drugs has been discovered – 14 arrest have been made – two of them include members of Spain’s law enforcement agency
A narco tunnel connecting Spain and Morocco was discovered in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa. The tunnel, a 12-meter shaft with a ladder and air pumping machinery, was found in an industrial estate. Fourteen arrests were made, including two members of Spain's Guardia Civil. The tunnel was used to smuggle hashish into Spain, with the drugs then transported via trucks to mainland Spain. Earlier, three trucks carrying over 6,000 kg of hashish were seized. Ceuta is identified as a key crossing point for drug trafficking in the region.
