World’s oldest woman dies at 130 after fall
The world’s oldest woman has died at the age of 130 after slipping in the bathroom of her new flat gifted by Kazakhstan authorities.
Sakhan Dosova never recovered from her fall which broke her hip slipping on the bathroom floor of her new flat gifted to her by local authorities who had found her living in woeful conditions.
In an interview she had said: “I don’t have any special secret. I’ve never taken pills and if I was ill, I used. The recent census in the city of Karaganda brought her into limelight after the authorities discovered her date of birth was officially registered as 27 March 1879, Daily Mail reported.
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Sakhan Dosova never recovered from her fall which broke her hip slipping on the bathroom floor of her new flat gifted to her by local authorities who had found her living in woeful conditions.
In an interview she had said: “I don’t have any special secret. I’ve never taken pills and if I was ill, I used. The recent census in the city of Karaganda brought her into limelight after the authorities discovered her date of birth was officially registered as 27 March 1879, Daily Mail reported.
To read the full article, click here..
To read the ePaper, visit: http://epaper.asianage.com
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Slippery tile floors and ceramic tubs are a huge issue! Unfortunately, this type of situation happens all too often. In fact, falls are the leading cause of death amongst the elderly in the US and many other parts of the world.
I started a company, SkidFree several years ago to help prevent tragic and costly accidents like this. We offer anti slip consulting services and install a range of non slip solutions. We have amazing non slip treatments that can actually make tile and ceramic bathtubs nearly impossible to slip on when wet. It's a shame her home didn't offer a level of protection necessary to compensate for her advanced age.
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