Megan Young gets warm cheers from crowd amid rain on her parade | Inquirer News

Megan Young gets warm cheers from crowd amid rain on her parade

/ 03:55 PM October 11, 2013

MANILA, Philippines – The rain didn’t stop people from pouring out into the streets of Makati on Friday to get a glimpse of Miss World and the Philippines’ pride Megan Young who motorcaded around the city on this wet afternoon.

Clad in a crimson Terno, Young waved to the crowd as she stood in a crown-shaped float accompanied by Miss World national director Cory Quirino and Miss World Chief Executive Officer Julia Morley.

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Radyo Inquirer 990 AM reported that brass bands, chariots, vintage cars escorted Young’s float.

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The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA), an organizer of Friday’s event, closed Ayala Avenue to traffic from 1 p.m.to 4 p.m.

MMDA Chairman Francis Tolentino said Friday in a Philippine that “this appreciation parade befits the honor and accolade she has given our country.”

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On Saturday, the 23-year-old beauty queen will visit Olongapo City, where Young originally hails from.

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Young arrived in the Philippines Thursday afternoon from London, where she would reside until the end of her term as Miss World.

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Young bested 126 beauty queens from around the world to become the first Filipina to win the coveted title in a contest broadcast in more than 180 countries worldwide.

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