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Noja Paladia, the oldest person in Romania and the first supercentenary woman in the country's documented history, died on Wednesday, September 16, at the age of 111. Article Noja Paladia, the oldest person in Romania, died at the age of 111. She had barely served her birthday first time in Romania TV.
The oldest person in Romania, a supercentenary woman in the city of Cugir, died at 111 years, according to an announcement made by the local administration. "Mrs. Noja Paladia, officially recognized as the oldest person in Romania and the first supercentenary woman in the documented history of our country, went unborn at the age of ...
Noja Paladia, from Cugir, officially recognized as the oldest person in Romania and the first supercentenary woman in the country's documented history, died at the age of 111.
The oldest person in Romania, a supercentenary woman in the city of Cugir, died at 111 years, according to an announcement made on Wednesday by the local administration.
The longest-lived person in Romania died at the age of 111. The announcement about the death of Noje Paladia was made on Wednesday by representatives of Cugir City Hall, who brought a last tribute to the woman who became a symbol of national longevity.
Sad news saddened the community of Cugir. Noja Paladia, the woman who came to write history through her age, died of life at 111 years, after crossing more than a century of events and changes.
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