UAE Firefighters Set A Guinness World Record For The Fastest Burj Khalifa Stair Climb

UAE’s bravest have done it again!

A team from the General Command of Dubai Civil Defense has set a new Guinness World Record by climbing the Burj Khalifa

The firefighters raced up all 159 floors in just 52 minutes and 30 seconds.

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They made the nation proud

The team was fully geared up in their firefighting equipment, including 15-kilogram oxygen tanks. The goal was to reach the top of the Burj Khalifa in under 60 minutes. But of course their climb wasn’t just about speed. It also required the skill, courage and dedication of UAE’s emergency heroes!

After reaching the top, the firefighters were awarded an official Guinness World Record certificate and earned the pride and admiration of the entire nation.

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A bit of history

The Guinness World Records started back in 1955 as a fun idea to settle debates in pubs. People often argued about who or what was the fastest, biggest or most extreme… So, the Guinness team decided to make a book with verified facts to settle these debates once and for all.

Over time, it grew into the global record-keeping phenomenon we know today, celebrating incredible human feats and amazing accomplishments from around the world! Now, UAE heroes are on the list. Bravo!

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