Captain Walaa Hafez records a global achievement for the first diving in the world for people with quadruple disabilities
With the will and challenge, the captain, Walaa Hafez, the former officer of the naval special forces, who suffered an accident and suffered a quadrilateral paralysis, succeeded in registering a global achievement for the first diving of its kind in the world for persons with disabilities for a quadrilateral paralysis, for 6 hours, 4 minutes and 45 seconds continuously underwater, and send a message of peace to the world from underwater to record a new record in the Guinness Book of Records, where the dive was dive International swimming in the Suez Canal Authority in Ismailia, as part of the celebrations of the Guinness Encyclopedia & rdquo; With the passage of 70 years of its founding. Amr Haddad on behalf of the Minister of Youth and Sports and Imad Saeed, representing the Ministry of Culture and the brigade. H Ahmed Abdullah, former Governor of Port Said and artist Sameh Yousry and Dr. Hoda Yassi, head of the organized Arab Investors Union, sponsor the event and the committee of persons with disabilities. Hoda Yassi, head of the Arab Investors Union and the honorary president, of the Sand Association for Community Development, said that the captain Walaa Hafez tried to fulfill his dream in competing with healthy people and breaking the new global number, but this time he has quadruple paralysis, and registration of a global achievement, by trying to diving for the longest underwater period in the international swimming pool in the Suez Canal Authority, and achieving a new record that qualifies him to enter the Guinness Book of Numbers Standard. Their abilities and wills. He kept, after the achieved achievement, that the will and the lack of surrender are the incentive to overcome the difficulties and his belief in God and the close individuals to me who worked to help me, until the origin of record numbers & nbsp; I worked to train individuals on diving & quot;
He expressed his pride in his experience in the historical diving as the first to have a quadruple paralysis that achieves a new record in diving. A minute and 13 seconds.
- For more: Follow Khaleejion 24 Arabic, Khaleejion 24 English, Khaleejion 24 Live, and for social media follow us on Facebook and Related
