Authorities believe the tunnel was used to smuggle drugs into Spain. The tunnel was found during a police search of a warehouse in Ceuta. It runs about 12 metres underground and stretches several dozen metres in length.

The hidden passage, dug 12 meters below ground, was discovered during a dramatic raid on a warehouse in Ceuta’s industrial zone, just meters away from the heavily guarded border double-gate with barbed wires on top separating the tiny Spanish enclave from Morocco.

Spanish authorities said they have discovered a suspected drug smuggling tunnel linking Morocco to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in north Africa

In La Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in Africa, the Guardia Civil discovered a tunnel dug from Morocco. The tunnel links Morocco to this small Spanish territory, and thus to Europe. It was used by drug traffickers.

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

The Guardia Civil discovered, Wednesday, a clandestine tunnel linking an industrial warehouse in Ceuta’s Tarajal industrial estate—shut down for years—to Morocco. According to El Mundo, the underground passage was used to smuggle hashish.