Worrell remains focussed on her academics even as she basks in
her recent victory and honours the many commitments, in and around
the tightly knit community, that comes with her new title.
According to her if all goes well, she’ll enter Mt. Hope
Medical School next year.
“I always wanted to do medicine and because of the special
love I have for children, I plan to go into paediatrics.”
Hailing from Siparia, the young woman who returned to TnT a decade
ago after spending six years living in New Jersey, comprehensively
beat a field of seven at the annual beauty pageant.
The show was held at the Point Fortin Senior Secondary School.
Worrell told Sunday PUNCH she loves to draw and enjoys outdoor
activities.
She has taken up a big challenge since assuming the title of “Miss
Point Fortin Borough Queen”.
It is the controversial smelter plant.
“I’m going after the smelter plant issue,” she
declared.
“A teacher in my conservative biology class once said that
we are a people who don’t ever globalise our issues.
“I’m personally taking up the challenge of building
a smelter plant here.
She said she is firmly against the government’s decision
to go ahead with the local smelter project.
“My voice will be heard.”
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