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Miss Supranational Thailand 2022 finale to be held on 20th May 2022 at Show DC Ultra Arena Hall where stunning beauties from all over the country will compete for the national crown and the winner will represent Thailand at Miss Supranational 2022. Miss Supranational Thailand 2021 Queenie Benjarat will crown her successor at the end of the event finale.
By Priya Bhardwaj · 19 May 2022
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Miss Supranational 2021 delegates are Ines Kasemi representing Albania, Nyisha Tilus representing Bahamas, Louise-Marie Losfeld representing Belgium, Luz Claros Gallardo representing Bolivia, Deise Benício representing Brazil, Sasha Lombardi representing Canada, Macarena Gutiérrez Radich representing Chile, Alice Li representing China, Valentina Aldana Dorado representing Colombia, Angelika Kostyshynová representing Czech Republic, Eoanna Constanza representing Dominican Republic, Justeen Cruz Lara representing Ecuador, Linda Sibrián representing El Salvador, Sophie Marie Dunning representing England, Vilma Halme representing Finland, Judith Brumant-Lachoua representing France, Denisse Nicolle Ligpitan representing Germany, Verónica Sarfo Adu Nti representing Ghana, Melina Milliou representing Greece, Edosy Grego representing Guadeloupe, Felicia Ally Inayah representing Guyana, Pascale Bélony representing Haiti, Dísa Dungal representing Iceland, Aavriti Choudhary representing India, Jihane Almira Chedid representing Indonesia, Jessica Marie Hopper representing Ireland, Lawnda Jackson representing Jamaica, Emiri Shimizu representing Japan, Phidelia Mutunga representing Kenya, Hyesoo Jeon representing South Korea, Shailey Micallef representing Malta, Palmira Ruiz representing Mexico, Chanique Rabe representing Namibia, Shimal Kanaujiya representing Nepal, Swelia Da Silva Antonio representing Netherlands, Akeelah Sabiqoh Aminu representing Nigeria, Ina Kollset representing Norway, Darelys Yahel Santos representing Panama, Paloma Del Puerto Araujo representing Paraguay, Solange Hermoza Rivera representing Peru, Dindi Pajares representing Philippines, Natalia Balicka representing Poland, Nadini Machado representing Portugal, Karla Guilfú Acevedo representing Puerto Rico, Anna Michela Ciornea representing Romania, Angelina Gorbunova representing Russia, Anitha Kate Umuratwa representing Rwanda, Ramatulai Jarata Wurie representing Sierra Leone, Kristina Viglaska representing Slovakia, Thato Thelma Mosehle representing South Africa, Amelia Michael Sky representing South Sudan, Dana Tomuta representing Spain, Farisha Tjin Asjoe representing Suriname, Jacqueline Rybak representing Sweden, Queenie Benjarat representing Thailand, Jenelle Thongs representing Trinidad and Tobago, Shivali Patel representing United States of America, Valentina Sánchez Trivella representing Venezuela
By Priya Bhardwaj · 30 July 2021
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