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Dongguan's Humen port to set up 3-square kilometre free port in 10 years

The Port of Humen, in Guangdong's Dongguan city, has applied to set up a three-square kilometre bonded port area and aims to become an important international free port in the Pearl River Delta in 10 years' time, Xinhua reports.

Humen Bonded Port Area will be situated at the Shatian port area Xidatan operation area, offering bonded logistics, export processing, trading, exhibition and financial services, according to the local Nanfang Daily.

Once becoming a free port, Humen is set to be a locomotive for the development of industries in Dongguan and the regions around, the paper said.

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