Muan Hamhae Bay tidal flats KOREA HERITAGE SERVICE BUSAN — Additional getbol (tidal flats) were inscribed as a Unesco World Heritage site on Saturday in recognition of their rich biodiversity and important role as feeding grounds for migratory birds. The latest inscription is an extension of getbol’s existing World Heritage listing. The inscription was approved — without any proposed amendments from other state parties — at the 48th session of the World Heritage Committee at the plenary session held Saturday morning. 야마토게임공략법 “Korea’s marine ecosystem has now become a great heritage that the world must protect together,” said Korea Heritage Service Administrator Huh Min. “This inscription marks the beginning of our responsibility to pass this precious asset intact to future generations.” Huh attended the plenary session in hanbok (traditional Korean clothing). Korea Heritage Service Administrator Huh Min, second from right, waves Korean flag after the inscription of the extension of Korean tidal flats, at the 48th session of the World Heritage Committee in Busan on July 25. 바다이야기게임 KOREA HERITAGE SERVICE Korea first inscribed the Seocheon, Gochang, Shinan and Boseong-Suncheon tidal flats on the Unesco World Heritage list under the title “Getbol, Korean Tidal Flats” in 2021. Saturday’s extension reconfigures “Getbol, Korean Tidal Flats” as a serial property comprising six components: the Boseong-Suncheon-Yeosu-Goheung Getbol, the Shinan-Muan Tando Bay Getbol, the Muan Hamhae Bay Getbol, the Gochang Getbol, the Seocheon Getbol and the Seosan Getbol. BY JIN EUN-SOO [] href="htt