At least 72 migrants died this week trying to reach Spain's North African exclave of Ceuta, Spanish authorities said, while Morocco's interior ministry put the death toll at just 11 and blamed an unprecedented border surge on misleading social media posts. Five more bodies were found along Ceuta's coastline, according to Al Jazeera, as the enclave began recovering from the influx. Morocco, in a statement on Sunday, said the sudden rush was triggered by the "spread of misleading information" on social media, without giving details. The two countries are sharply at odds over the death toll, with Spain's figure of at least 72 far higher than Morocco's count of 11.