Truphena Muthoni Sets 72-Hour Tree-Hugging World Record

Twenty-two-year-old environmentalist Truphena Muthoni has set a new Guinness World Record for hugging a tree for an astonishing 72 hours. This peaceful protest, aimed at raising awareness against deforestation, saw her go without eating or sleeping for three consecutive days, breaking her own previous record of 48 hours.

Truphena Muthoni sets 72-hour tree-hugging record, awaits Guinness approval

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Truphena Muthoni, a young environmental activist, set a new world record by continuously hugging a tree for an astonishing 72 hours at the Nyeri County Governor’s office grounds in Kenya. She was immediately taken by ambulance for health checks after her marathon effort, which surpassed her own previous record of 48 hours.

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What Next as Environmentalist Truphena Muthoni Sets New World Tree-Hugging Record

After a grueling 72-hour marathon, Kenyan environmentalist Truphena Muthoni successfully set a new world record for tree-hugging in Nyeri County. She was immediately taken for medical checks following her record-breaking feat, which was supported by a large crowd and numerous well-wishers.

Environmental Activist Truphena Muthoni Sets New 72-Hour Tree-Hugging World Record

Truphena Muthoni, a Kenyan environmental conservationist, has set a new world record by completing a 72-hour non-stop tree-hugging marathon in Nyeri. This remarkable feat surpasses her previous personal best of 48 hours and aims to draw attention to urgent environmental protection needs.