Virginie Dorza, Notre Première Miss Earth

10 years, 11 months ago - June 12, 2013

Virginie Dorza sera la première représentante locale à l'élection Miss Earth International qui se déroulera en Philippines en novembre prochain. La reine de beauté qui vient de Roches-Brunes défendra les valeurs écologiques durant son année de règne.

Sa mission sera également de mener des campagnes afin de sensibiliser le public mauricien sur les gestes simples à adopter pour sauver notre planète.

Elles étaient 10 à participer à ce concours organisé pour la première à Maurice par Uhuru communications et Perfect Communications et dont la finale s'est tenue hier soir à l'hôtel La Pirogue, à Flic-en-Flac. Mais c'est la candidate numéro 6, étudiante en marketing, qui a remporté la couronne. Ses dauphines, Miss Fire est Charlotte Ah Yen, Miss Water, Sandrine Hoffted et Miss Air, Emilie Bauluck représentent les 3 autres éléments. Durant le concours, les candidates qui ont répondu aux questions se rapportant à l'écologie ont prouvé qu'elles avaient une bonne connaissance sur le sujet environnemental.

Pour rappel, le concours Miss Earth a pour but de promouvoir la conscience environnementale.

Text by Le Mauricien

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