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Malaysia’s alleged oldest woman, Safiah Ujang, died in her home Oct. 26 at 128

Safia Ujang, Thought To Be Malaysia’s Oldest Woman, Died At 128-years Old In Her Home Oct. 26. Mohammad Hafiz Abdul Ghani, One Of Her Grandchildren, Told The New Straits Times Ujang Was Suffering From Intestinal Cancer When She Died. Her Health Had Been Declining For Weeks. He Also Said Authorities Never Gave Her An Official Birth Certificate But The Family Was Given Verbal Confirmation From The National Registration Department. Ujang’s Government-issued Identity Card Also Confirms Her Age Listing Her Birthdate As Feb. 11, 1889.

Russia's Tanzilia Bisembeyeva, who was listed as the world's oldest living person in Russia's 2016 book of world records, has died at the age of 123.

Bisembeyeva was born on March 14, 1896 in the village of Islamgazi in the region of Astrajan in southern Russia. Her son, Shintas Bisembeyev, informed Russian news outlet Interfax on Wednesday of his mother's death.

"Everyone respected her. She was a very hospitable and open person," said her son, adding that kindness and a positive attitude towards life were the secrets behind his mother's longevity.