There will be a record for the oldest man in the world - 131 years old?
(Kyluc.vn) Is this man the oldest man ever recorded in the Book of World Records?
Mr.Joao Coelho de Souza may be the oldest man in the world with the age of 131. The local authority officers in the Northern Brazil have officialised the images of this man as well as the documents about this man. According to his birth certificate, he was born in 10th March 1884, it means now he is 131 years old.
If that is true, he will be 19 years older than the Japanese man Yasutaro Koide- the World Record Holder as the oldest man in the World died at 5th July 2015 and also 9 years older than Ms. Jeanne Calment- the Record Holder as the oldest person that is still alive in the world.
His birth certificate was issued by the society security officers in the state Acre- a state located in the Northern Brazil, but he was born in Meruoca, State Ceara in the Northeastern Brasil- a city that is 2000 miles far from Acre.
His daughter said that his documents have been tested by the experts. The local authority officers also have a trip to visit and confirm that he is still alive. Now they are fulfilling procedure to apply for Guiness Record for him.
According to the press, Mr. De Souza now is living with his 62 years old wife and his 16 years old daughter. His daughter- Ms.Cirlene Souza now is 30 years old, it means he had that daughter when he was 101 years old.
Source: kyluc.vn
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