Chebbakia Confiscated in Sebta: Moroccan Traveler Denounces Customs Rules
The destruction of pastries by the Spanish Civil Guard at the Ceuta crossing has sparked a heated controversy. A Moroccan traveler denounced the confiscation of less than two kilos of food, highlighting the lack of clarity surrounding customs rules.
The incident erupted when a citizen had her “chebakia,” intended for personal consumption, confiscated. Spanish officers threw the products in the trash, citing quantity restrictions, while refusing the owner the option of sending her purchases back to Morocco.
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The complainant deplored an “absence of clarity” in the information displayed at the border. Despite her explanations that the packaged products contained no sensitive ingredients such as eggs, the authorities upheld an immediate disposal measure that the victim deemed “disproportionate.”
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Travelers are denouncing the inconsistent application of health regulations and are calling for the publication of a detailed list of prohibited products to prevent such waste when entering the enclave, especially during this Ramadan period.
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