The Miss World England pageant is shaking things by digging its 97 -year -old swimwear round in favor of a more practical and life -saving skills competition. The contestants will now be judged at their ability to contraction and make a re -resurrection from the mouth as part of the new “CPR Queen” challenge. This reform is the brainchild of the current Miss World England title, Millla Maggi, which aims to modernize the competition and focus on more relevant and impressive skills.
“The contestants, who reached the semi and finals of the next Miss England competition, will now have an option to actively involve local children to perform CPRs across England.
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In particular, Milee Maggi, behind the initiative is driving force, a trained lifeguard. She became a fierce lawyer for CPR education after an individual tragedy, when she left her family helpless during the Emergency. “When my grandparents had a heart attack at home, no one knew what to do. Family members waited for help that came very late,” Maggi said. Southwest News Service.
He said, “If one of them was known to CPR, perhaps his story – and my – would be different.”
The new challenge encourages the contestants to be creative in displaying their CPR knowledge, whether they teach it in their communities or share online techniques.
Traditional Miss England competition usually includes several sections including personal interviews, swimwear and sports dress, formal evening wear and a live question round. However, this year, Ms. Maggi will personally select a semi-finalist as her official “CPR Queen”.
Beauty Queen is also fighting to make CPR training mandatory in schools across England. Their campaign, “Go for with CPR,” aims to educate students on life -saving techniques like chest contraction and mouth -to -resurrection.
Mill Megi’s campaign, going far with CPR, is gaining momentum, in which notable supporters have ralled behind it. Prince William expresses her support, sent a letter of encouragement to Ms. Maggi as she prepares to compete in Miss World in India. Even the pageant director, Angie Bezle, is on the board, accepting that she learned CPR only because of Ms. Maggi’s efforts.
He said: “I am excited to see Millla to see my beauty with a purpose project, which is far away with CPR, with Miss World in Telangana, India, next month. The need to learn CPR is universal, and his project can make a difference.”
“Feeling that this knowledge wants to share both milla and I with future contestants. Now this is a real phase where they can create a shortlist. If they support the project, they will give them even more encouragement to learn this possible life skills. I think it will be a great additional for competition this year.”