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11-year-old Karachi boy sets new Guinness World record
Aima'az Ali is a resident of Karachi's North Nazimabad area.
An 11-year-old Pakistani boy has set a new Guinness World record in an international competition.
Aima'az Ali Abro of Karachi set the record last month by identifying most countries from their outline in one minute.
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"The most countries identified from their outline in one minute is 57 and was achieved by Aima'az Ali Abro (Pakistan) in Karachi, Pakistan, on 8 October 2019 ," an announced made by Guinness World records website stated.
Ali, who has left the people surprised with his extra ordinary skills, is a resident of Karachi's North Nazimabad area.
After setting the Guinness World Record, the boy is determined to win Nobel prize too.
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