The Ceuta migrant crisis dominated for the ninth consecutive day. In the morning, police regrouped hundreds of migrants who returned to El Trampolín beach during cleanup, while security forces monitored eleven migrant leaders. The government faced criticism for failing to control the streets and return migrants, with 6,500 still roaming uncontrolled. Political tensions rose as Feijóo urged Sánchez to authorize a royal visit to Ceuta, and the Supreme Court rejected the PP's request for urgent ministerial appearances. In the afternoon, Morocco offered buses to repatriate minors, but they refused, and by evening Morocco linked the collection of corpses to the return of minors, demanding Spain return both survivors and deceased migrants. Meanwhile, torrential rains in Tarragona caused injuries and evacuations, with criticism over the lack of an ES-Alert warning.