Thousands of people lined the streets of Mexico City on Saturday in an attempt to set a new world record for the largest human wave.

The coordinated effort saw participants positioned along city streets, working together to create a synchronized wave motion that organizers hoped would surpass existing records.

The event drew significant public participation, with residents turning out in large numbers to take part in the record attempt. Details about the official verification process and whether the attempt was successful were not immediately available.

World record attempts for human waves typically require precise coordination and official documentation to verify participant numbers and the continuity of the wave motion across the designated area.