122 years and counting - Iranian appears to be oldest person in world

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At 122 years old, Fatemeh Norouzi Karizi, from the Iranian province of Razavi Khorasan, appears the oldest living person in the world.

Born a century and two decades ago, on 23 September 1899 in the northeastern city of Torbat-e-Jam, Fatemeh is apparently the oldest living person in the world, and said she is the oldest to receive the coronavirus vaccine.

Fatemeh showed her birth certificates in footage recorded on Saturday and lamented about how her long life has been.

“During all these years in my life, I had a hard and difficult life. I have not been anywhere other than this house for a long time, and I am not literate. I have been staying in the house. If something happens in the world, I do not know about it.,” she said.

The woman who married a century ago now lives with her son Abdol-Vahed Harati, who takes care of her.

The 122-year-old woman, who now has great-great grandchildren, has not been able to see her relatives regularly since the pandemic began.

“Since the coronavirus started, our children come to visit her much less than before. They see her every one month or two or three months, and I dare not bring them any sooner. They just come and ask how she is and leave,” Harati said.

According to official records, the oldest independently verified person in recorded history was Jeanne Calment who died in 1997 aged 121.

SOUNBITED:

SOT, Fatemeh Norouzi Karizi, Apparent oldest person in world (Farsi): “I am Fatemeh Norouzi, I have a son, I am 122 years old.”

SOT, Fatemeh Norouzi Karizi, Apparent oldest person in world (Farsi): “During all these years in my life, I had a hard and difficult life. I have not been anywhere other than this house for a long time, and I am not literate. I have been staying in the house. If something happens in the world, I do not know about it.”

SOT, Fatemeh Norouzi Karizi, Apparent oldest person in world (Farsi): “Life in the old days was good, the way it was. The people and the Muslims ate whatever they had and were satisfied. And if they had nothing, they would endure the conditions and be satisfied with the pleasure of god. But life now is totally different from the past.”

SOT, Fatemeh Norouzi Karizi, Apparent oldest person in world (Farsi): “I eat the food that the family eats, whatever it is. If there is no food, I will not eat either. I’m not better than family.”

SOT, Fatemeh Norouzi Karizi, Apparent oldest person in world (Farsi): “I understand all the news [about coronavirus]. I beg God, you brought this disease yourself, eliminate it yourself.”

SOT, Abdol-Vahed Harati, Son of Fatemeh Norouzi Karizi (Farsi): “I am Abdol-Vahed Harati, the son of Fatemeh Norouzi [Karizi]. My mother is over 122 years old. She is the oldest person in the world right now. I do not know if anyone is older than her, but she is now older than anyone else. She has seven grandchildren, eight grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren.”

SOT, Abdol-Vahed Harati, Son of Fatemeh Norouzi Karizi (Farsi): “She takes pills and medicine. She has high blood pressure, heart disease, and hyperlipidemia. She has all these problems. Every month I purchase her medicines, she uses them and I purchase them for her again.”

SOT, Abdol-Vahed Harati, Son of Fatemeh Norouzi Karizi (Farsi): “Since the coronavirus started, our children come to visit her much less than before. They see her every one month or two or three months, and I dare not bring them any sooner. They just come and ask how she is and leave.”

SOT, Abdol-Vahed Harati, Son of Fatemeh Norouzi Karizi (Farsi): “Her problem is that she is old. Doctors say we should only take care of her so that she would not be injured. After all, she had a stroke twice and god helped her and she could move.”

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