WORLD'S OLDEST PERSON AT 112 YEARS

 

 

World's oldest person, Spain's Saturnino de la Fuente García is the oldest person in the world at the age of 112. whose name is He has been declared in the Guinness Book of World Records as the oldest person in the world. The age of Saturnino de la Spain is 112 years 211 days. He has also told the secret of his longevity, he says that if you want to be healthy then always keep a smile on your face and never get angry. Saturnino was quite ahead of the games keeping de la fit. Saturnino was born on February 11, 1909, in Puerto Castro, León, Spain. His height is 4.92 feet, due to which he did not go to participate in the Spanish Civil War in 1936. While the war was on, he lived peacefully with his wife. He used to work as a shoe maker, he says that keeping calm is the secret of his long life. Saturnino loves football and played football for many years. He also formed a local team. He also supports the Cultural Lionessa Club. COVID-19. After meet family in Saturnino de la Apne.He and wife Antonina Barrio Gutierrez have seven daughters and one son. The son died in his infancy. Now they are looked after by a daughter and son-in-law. He has 14 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren in his family. He was living separately from his family due to Kovid-19 but now on his 112th birthday everyone has joined the celebration.

THE WORLD'S OLDEST TWIN JAPANESE SISTERS

 

Umeno Sumiyama and Koume Kodama were born on November 5, 1913, on the island of Shodoshima, western Japan, as the third and fourth of 11 siblings. These two Japanese sisters have been certified as the world's oldest living identical twins, at the age of 107, in Guinness World Records, a national holiday in Japan declared in honor of Older's Day. They both dropped out of elementary school, when Kodama was sent to work as a maid in Oita in Kyushu, Japan's southernmost main island. They later married there, while Sumiyama lived on the island where he grew up and had a family of his own. Growing up, he said that he was bullied in Japan because of his prejudice against multiple births. Busy in their lives for decades, the sisters rarely met until the age of 70, when they began making pilgrimages to some of the 88 Shikoku shrines and rejoicing. Guinness World Records Ltd said in a statement that Sumiyama and Kodama were 107 years and 300 days old as of September 1, breaking the previous record set by famous Japanese sisters Kin Narita and Jin Kani at 107 years and 175 days. Japan has about 29% of its population of 125 million people 65 years of age or older. About 86,510 of them date back to the century - half of whom turn 100 this year. Due to anti-coronavirus measures, his certificates of record were sent to the various nursing homes where he now lives, and Sumiyama accepted him with tears of joy, according to Guinness.

WORLD LARGEST TEDDY BEAR

He is the largest teddy bear with a length of 19.41 m (63 ft 8 in), and was created on 28 April 2019 at the Estado de Mexico by Municipio de Zoncatlán, Idea por México and Agrupación de Productores de Peluche. The bear was displayed at the local stadium in the city of Xonacatlán, and was made with similar materials to a commercially available teddy bear, including details such as a tiara, costume, eyes and nose. The event was organized to promote Children's Day in Mexico. The teddy bear has an estimated volume of 451.48 square meters (15,943 ft³ 1,495 in).  The residents who spent more than three months sewing the bear together called it Zonita, after the town.

DARIO COSTA (STUNT PILOT) SETS GUINNESS WORLD RECORD

Italian air-race competitor and stunt pilot Dario Costa broke into the Guinness Book of World Records by flying an airplane through two tunnels in Istanbul, Turkey. Mr. Costa's world record is for the longest airplane flight taken through a tunnel for a distance of 1,730 metres. The video of this flight was released by Austrian company Red Bull on Facebook on September 4, 2021. The video has already garnered 1.4 lakh reactions and has been shared 62k times. Mr Costa's flight is seen taking off inside one of the Catalka tunnels outside Istanbul. As the flight progresses, it is airborne before exiting the first tunnel.

The second tunnel is longer but Mr. Costa can easily pass through it. Soon after coming out of the second tunnel, a camera inside the plane shows him screaming and crying with joy.