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Core Insights - Hainan Free Trade Port has officially launched full island closure operations, with the first customs-controlled goods inspection completed at the railway "second port" on January 15 [1] - The "second port" serves as a connection between Hainan and the mainland, focusing on efficient customs processes while maintaining regulatory control [1] Group 1 - The successful completion of the first batch of customs-controlled goods inspection highlights the importance of efficient smart supervision and optimized inspection processes for improving customs clearance efficiency [1] - The inspection process at Haikou Station included weighing, security checks, inspections, and sealing, achieving a "no-sense customs clearance" experience [1] - The entire process from inspection to loading onto the train was completed in a timely manner, indicating effective operational management [1] Group 2 - Hainan Railway Haikou Transportation Section organized freight personnel to learn new technologies and business practices to ensure smooth customs clearance after the closure [2] - Multiple large-scale joint drills were conducted in collaboration with various government departments, successfully passing a "24/7 hot operation" pressure test [2] - The customs clearance time was reduced by 70% compared to initial estimates, overcoming challenges such as system incompatibility and data transmission loss [2]