A long-lived French twin story!

The Dhaka Times Desk A long-lived French twin story is in store for you. 104-year-old Paulette Olivier and Simone are recognized as France's longest-living twin sisters.

Paulette Olivier and Simon were born on January 30, 1912 to a tailor mother in a village in Limere, France. Paulette was a hair dresser by profession. Besides Paris, worked as a hair dresser in Algeria. Paulette lost her husband at the age of 36. But Seaman, a tailor by profession, lost her husband at the age of 64. The only brother of these twins died in an accident at the age of 99. Currently, the twin sisters spend their leisure time. They quit their jobs. They spend time in the same house. Because these twin sisters cannot see each other.

The most interesting thing is that Simon and Paulette were born before the date they were supposed to be born. Simon weighed just one kilogram at birth. Then the doctors almost gave up hope of his survival. But Kapal Guna is still alive.

What is the secret of longevity of these twins? In this regard, they told reporters, 'I am still alive because we stay together. We both live in separate rooms, yet are very close. Whenever we get a chance, we two sisters join in the conversation.' This is how these twin sisters have survived as the longest living twins in the world.