The World Record of ‘largest music therapy session’ has been achieved by Ms. Linda Cameroon from New York, USA.
On Dec 04, 2015; Two Thousand Fifteen (2015) people participated in the music therapy session. The session lasted for two hours.
The World Record of ‘most people stretching Curly Wurlys simultaneously’ has been achieved by Dykhovichny Corporation from Moscow, Russia.
On July 24, 2015; Three Hundred Thirty (330) people stretched the curly wurlys simultaneously.
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The World Record of ‘most people stretching Curly Wurlys simultaneously’ was achieved by Waverley Abbey C of E School from Tilford, Surrey, UK.
On March 16, 2007; Four Hundred Eighteen (418) people stretch the chocolate-covered caramel lattice simultaneously for a given time.
The World Record of ‘largest lemon & spoon race of total joint replaced people’ has been achieved by Dr. Sunil Rajan from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Feb 05, 2017; during an event organized by Indore Knee Club, Seven Hundred Nineteen (719) people underwent total joint replacement surgery participated in lemon & spoon race.
The World Record has been supported by Apollo Hospital Indore.
The World Record of ‘most people reading aloud at multiple locations’ has been achieved by Walden Media from USA.
On December 13; Two Hundred Twenty-three Thousand Three Hundred Sixty-three (223363) participants at 909 different locations across the United States read aloud simultaneously.
The World Record of ‘most people modeling on a catwalk’ has been jointly achieved by Culture Liverpool and very.co.uk from Liverpool, United Kingdom.
On July 04, 2015; during the event in Pier Head, Three Thousand Six Hundred Fifty One (3651) models walked along the catwalk.
The World Record of ‘most people controlling volleyballs simultaneously’ has been achieved by people of Taiwan from Taichung County, Taiwan.
On October 02; during an event in Yung Shin Sports Park; Two Hundred Ninety Nine (299) people from Taichung County controlled the volleyballs simultaneously for 10 seconds.
