A Ghanaian man identified as Patrick Amenuvor who attempted to break Guinness World Record by standing for 168-hour (Stand-a-thon), has reportedly abort the mission after four hours.
According to report, Patrick who started the marathon on Sunday, January 14, with the aim of finishing it on the 21st of the same month, was forced to end it after four hours due to some challenges.
The last person who did this was an Indian man identified as Akshinthala Seshu Babu in 2015 and he did 37-hour.
However, Patrick’s management in a statement, revealed why it was called off.
Read the statement below; “We regret to inform you that the continuation of the Stand-A-Thon has encountered insurmountable challenges, necessitating an official halt.”
The following reasons underscore this decision: 1. Unforeseen electrical outages and technical complications disrupted the event during the specified period.”
“2. In adherence to the principles of integrity and fair play, we hereby disclose our intention to cease the OFFICIAL STAND-A-THON attempt. This decision stems from the acknowledgment of rule violations that could compromise the pursuit of breaking the record.”
“In light of these developments, a comprehensive review by management is imperative. We aim to rectify any oversights and prevent future errors that may impede subsequent attempts.”
“We extend our sincere gratitude to all who have steadfastly stood by us throughout this endeavor”.
