As of March 7, the fires in Argentina's northern province of Rio Negro had burned at least 100 hectares of land in the region, while the fire remained out of control due to strong winds.。The relevant departments had to evacuate the surrounding residents.。Currently released video shows firefighters still using hoses with helicopter sprinklers。The head of the relevant department said the plane could only operate in the morning, making it more difficult to fight the fire and endangering the lives of surrounding residents, and the service had to start evacuating residents.。The chief said he had received a report of damage to a house.。At present, about 200 firefighters are fighting the scene。A 30-year-old man has been detained in connection with the fire.。According to the information currently available, the fire is most likely arson。

On March 6, Australia will impose a strict "curfew" on cats, a move aimed at stopping cats from pushing other animals to extinction.。Under the new rules, cat owners will face limits on the number of cats they keep。In addition, they must rope their cat to leave the property。Experts believe that mandatory "captivity" for cats means that many cats who escape will face "death sentences."。It is reported that Australia, as an independent maritime continent, its ecosystem lacks the stimulation and relative occlusion of other species, which also leads to Australia's low resistance to biological invasion.。Since the beginning of Australia's colonial history, the cat species has followed the colonial merchant ships to the land of Australia, other continents seemingly harmless cats, to Australia has become a professional wildlife killer.。Australia has five million domestic cats and three million stray cats.。These cats hunt native animals in large numbers。Statistics show that the number of birds killed by cats in Australia each year can reach 3.7.7 billion。Mammals hunted by cats have even broken the 1 billion mark, reaching 11.4.7 billion。And unlike the creatures killed on other continents, 40% of the creatures that are preyed on in Australia are unique to Australia, and if you don't intervene in time, these unique wildlife will be completely killed by cats.。In Australia, 27 species of native animals have become extinct, such as the dolphin-footed kangaroo, the desert kangaroo, and New Zealand's Stephen Island alien, which was completely extinct due to the invasion of wildcats.。Every year, the Australian government has to invest a lot of manpower, material and financial resources to eliminate wildcats, and even resort to extreme means such as drone dosing and musket hunting.。

On March 6, the South Korean government announced a solution to the issue of compensation for victims of forced labor recruitment in Japan during World War II, deciding that a consortium under the South Korean Ministry of Administrative Security would raise funds to pay compensation on behalf of the defendant, a Japanese company.。On the same day, groups of forced labor victims rallied in Seoul to protest the South Korean government's plan as "humiliating diplomacy" against Japan.。On June 6, hundreds of South Korean workers and representatives of their families and civic groups came to the square in front of the Seoul Metropolitan Government to hold a rally to protest against the hasty agreement between the Korean and Japanese governments on compensation for forced labor and to urge the government to withdraw the programme。The organizers of the event announced that they would take to the streets every Saturday to protest, calling on the South Korean government not to engage in "humiliating diplomacy" and to respect the demands of the victims of forced labor recruitment, demanding that Japan sincerely apologize and compensate the victims.。There are also victims who say they will never accept this kind of compensation made by South Korean companies in place of the Japanese side.。Not long ago, Elder Leung Kam-tak, a representative of the victims of forced labor recruitment, also held a press conference in Seoul, accompanied by lawyers and representatives of civic groups, calling on the South Korean government not to compromise with the Japanese government on related issues.。