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Five World Heritage sites severely damaged in Syria: Experts

<p>In war-torn Syria, five of six World Heritage sites now &ldquo;exhibit significant damage&rdquo; and some structures have been &ldquo;reduced to rubble&rdquo;, reveals new high-resolution satellite image analysis</p>

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Washington: In war-torn Syria, five of six World Heritage sites now “exhibit significant damage” and some structures have been “reduced to rubble”, reveals new high-resolution satellite image analysis.

The damaged Syria's World Heritage sites are: the Ancient City of Bosra, the Ancient Site of Palmyra, the Ancient Villages of Northern Syria, and two castles - Crac des Chevaliers and Qal'at Salah El-Din.

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