Additional getbol, or Korea's tidal flats, are expected to be added to Unesco's World Heritage list after the advisory body for natural heritage recommended their inscription to the World Heritage Committee.
JIN EUN-SOO
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Goheung getbol [KOREA HERITAGE SERVICE]
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