Forest fires that broke out at different areas in the Patagonia region of southern Argentina earlier this month couldn’t be brought under control for weeks. The Argentine Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development stated that the fight against forest fires that continue at different points in Chubut, Neuquen and Rio Negro provinces continues. It’s been told that hundreds of firefighters participated in the firefighting efforts, and helicopters and firefighting aircrafts also been supporting the firefighters. Meanwhile, it’s been pointed out that it was difficult to take the fire control due to the effects of high temperatures, dry air and wind. Local authorities announced that 3.900 hectares of forest area was burned to ashes in the fires and the fire keep spreading on. Argentina’s National Meteorological Service (SMN) warned that the dry and hot weather conditions that are effective in the region will also carry on in coming days with winds.
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Touching on the reforms the new Syrian government will make, al-Shara said that they will provide sustainability in the energy sector, support farmers, rehabilitate the industry, protect national products, create a suitable environment for investment in all sectors, pay attention to developments in technology and artificial intelligence, strengthen the Syrian currency and establish a professional national army.
“We will strive to build our state institutions on the basis of transparency and accountability. Our future planning will take shape on many axes, including the protection and development of human resources. We will also try to attract Syrian human resources from abroad,” said al-Shara.