Families are racing against time to find missing loved ones after a chaotic migration to Ceuta left 91 confirmed dead — with rights groups suspecting the toll is higher. With bodies recovered at sea but identification stalled, desperate relatives scour hospitals and border crossings, turning to social media for leads. Spain has set up a dedicated missing persons office to gather DNA and photos, while Morocco begins burying unidentified bodies with numbered graves in hopes of future identification — all as families endure agonizing uncertainty and emotional collapse.
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