UNESCO's World Heritage Committee met in Busan, South Korea. The group added six new places to its danger list. Three of these places needed help right away. One is a grassland in South Sudan. Hunters and traffickers harm the animals there. Another is a group of old castles in Lebanon. Conflict caused serious damage to these castles. The third is an ancient town in Palestine, threatened by new development.
The other three places were already on the World Heritage List. One is a coastal city in Ukraine, harmed by building work during occupation. Another is an old town in Suriname, where new construction damaged the historic area. The third is a historic city named Tyre, in Lebanon. UNESCO says all six sites need urgent care.