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一 | (ECNS) -- Shenzhen Customs signed its first sister-port cooperation memorandum Thursday with Valparaíso Customs of Chile, under the APEC China Year 2026 framework. The agreement expands the China-Chile Smart Customs partnership through information sharing and enforcement coordination. Areas of cooperation include mutual recognition of Authorized Economic Operator status, clearance efficiency, enterprise credit, anti-smuggling and IP protection. Pan Chuxiong, deputy director of Shenzhen Customs, said Shenzhen maintains close economic and trade ties with Chile, with three direct shipping routes to major Chilean ports each week. In the first seven months of this year, trade between Shenzhen port and Chile reached 21.96 billion yuan (about $3.06 billion). More than 40% of Chile's cherry imports to China enter through Shenzhen. "The cooperation with Valparaíso Customs will further enhance cross-border trade facilitation and create new opportunities for bilateral trade in high-quality goods," Pan said. (By Tang Yuxian) 。 "Three forest fires have been completely extinguished, efforts are underway to localize the remaining fires: in the Larache region 70% of the fire is under control, in Tetouan — 80%... the total area affected by the fire since Wednesday is 6,600 hectares," the agency said, as quoted by Moroccan news agency MAP.,More than 1,300 families were evacuated in the Larache region, which has been hit the hardest by the fires, the news agency said, adding that the ANEF deployed drones to track new fires.,#Morocco : Apocalyptic scene in northwest - wildfires create burning wall on edge of town in province of #Larache #العرايش #المغرب #Maroc pic.twitter.com/4TvS9bjDmA— sebastian usher (@sebusher) July 16, 2022,#WATCH Morocco tackles wildfires as Algeria placed on 'high alert'Morocco faces forest fires every year. Around 12 per cent of the country is forest, and there have been 165 wildfires between the start of the year and 13 July.READ: https://t.co/PKnta0HUad pic.twitter.com/mDK7z47PUt— Middle East Monitor (@MiddleEastMnt) July 18, 2022,Morocco | Hundreds evacuated as wildfire spreads after burning more than 300 hectares of forest area near the city of #Larache in northwestern #Morocco. pic.twitter.com/3MYm3yHrQu— Amazigh World News ⵣ (@AmazighWNews) July 14, 2022,The situation is aggravated by an unprecedented drought, as the country has been experiencing high temperatures of about 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) for a week now, and in the coming days, the temperature is expected to rise further to 46 degrees Celsius in some regions of the country.,As of now, one death has been reported as a result of the fires in Larache. The country’s armed forces, as well as at least eight aircraft, are taking part in dealing with the natural disaster.。