The UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East) organised an event in which the Palestine children flew a total of 15,000 kites in the open sky on the coast of Gaza Strip, on July 28, 2011.
RECORD BREAKING NEWS
- First ever all-woman electric intercity bus
- Largest temple in the shape of lord Ganesha
- Largest eggless cake
- Longest hair of a junior in Australia
- Maximum people wearing overalls at the same time and place
- Man with the longest beard
- Longest paper chain made
- Oldest person to sail across Pacific Ocean
- Maximum cat figurines in a museum
- Longest distance covered in kayaking
- Largest formation of 80-years-plus skydivers of the world
- First to develop self-administered, painless tattoos
- First brain surgery where patient played saxophone during surgery
- First woman to bicycle around the world
- Longest passenger train of the world
- Largest crushed paper balls made word formation
- Maximum people forming interlocking hearts
- First city built atop a crater and riddled with diamonds
- Maximum people doing flutter kicks together
- Tallest man of the world
- Largest tower made of cupcakes
- Oldest person tracking the weather
- Maximum people contributing to a digital artwork
- Deepest-dwelling fish spotted and filmed by researchers
- First 3D-printed cheesecake made of edible ink
- Greatest fartomaniac
- First to create a meatball made of woolly mammoth in a lab
- Largest word formation from origami cranes
- Maximum push-ups done in one minute
- Largest exhibition of handmade Kokedama
- Biggest photo booth made of sarees
- Largest exhibition of dream-boards
- Largest collage made with contact lens blisters
- Longest tie and dye fabric made
- Fastest person to remove five Jenga blocks with the tongue
- Largest heart shaped structure formed using leaves
- Largest sky lantern made of balloons
- Largest group of elderly playing ukulele together
- Maximum people brewing blooming tea together
- Largest wefie of a group
- Longest chain of hand-painted lanterns
MOST KITES FLOWN SIMULTANEOUSLY