Before the virtual coronation of the 20th edition of Miss Earth this coming November 29, we would like you to know that there are 8 countries who sent delegates from the inaugural Miss Earth in 2001 up to Miss Earth 2019. They did not miss any editions during the 19 years of existence of this prestigious pageant.
These countries are - the Philippines, India, Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia for Asia. For the Americas, United States of America and Dominican Republic are all present in the 19 years of the pageant. But wait, Australia is the only country from the Oceania region which did not miss any of Miss Earth's editions.
Unfortunately for European and African countries, no countries made it with complete attendance for Miss Earth. Very close to have it completed are Denmark and Belgium with 18 times of participation. Denmark is the first country to win the crown with Catharina Svenssons in 2001.
Of the 8 countries we have mentioned, only two countries made a victorious win for their country. These are the Philippines and India. The Philippines won the title in 2008 (Karla Henry), 2014 (Jamie Herrell), 2015 (Angelia Ong) and in 2017 (Karen Ibasco). As for India, it was Nicole Faria who won the pageant in 2010.
With the 8 last standing countries, who do you think will miss this year's virtual coronation? And who will still have a complete attendance in Miss Earth pageant? Find it out as Miss Earth 2020 coronation takes place virtually on November 29 live streaming worldwide. Check their website at www.missearth.tv for more information.
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