115-year-old woman becomes world's oldest person, sets Guinness World Record
Guinness World Record: A 115-year-old woman of American origin living in Spain has recently registered her name in the Guinness World Records by creating a new world record. What is this record? Let's know.
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Recently, a 115-year-old woman registered her name in the Guinness World Records by setting a new world record. María Branyas Morera, an American-origin woman currently living in Spain, has now become the world's oldest living person. With this, she has also become the oldest living woman in the world. Lucile Randon, the world's oldest person, died a few days ago. Lucille of France was 118 years old and after her death, Maria has now become the oldest living person in the world.
Maria has now registered her name in the Guinness World Records by creating a world record for being the world's oldest living person. This information was also shared on the official Twitter and Instagram accounts of Guinness World Records.
Currently living in Spain, Maria was born on March 4, 1907, in the city of San Francisco, California, USA. At this time Maria's age is 115 years, 10 months and 16 days.
Giving information, Maria's family said that Maria's health is fine and she is also very happy with the attention she is getting with this new world record. Along with this, information was also given on behalf of his family that they will celebrate this big occasion at their home.
Maria also told the secret of her long life some time back. He told that the secrets of his long life are order, peace, good relations with family and friends, contact with nature, emotional stability, having no worries, never having regrets, lots of positivity and staying away from negative people. Along with this, he also attributed his long life to luck and good genes.
