Gujarati Club News: __gurlzgroup__ Parade of swimsuits_

On the streets of the capital of South Africa was a large-scale parade, which was attended by more than a thousand girls in bikinis.According to the organizers, this action may be entered in the Guinness Book of Records as the most popular bikini parade in history. In addition to the desire to beat the world record, organizers moved the action and more pressing problem - the desire to draw public attention to the issue of breast cancer.

1) During the most massive bikini parade, which took place in Johannesburg on November 7, hundreds of girls in red bikini passed through the central streets of an African capital. (ALEXANDER JOE/AFP/Getty Images) (ALEXANDER JOE / AFP / Getty Images)

2) The action was attended by ladies of various ages and colors. The main condition for participating in the parade was the presence of a red bikini (though admitted and girls in bikini other colors) and the absence of complexes. (ALEXANDER JOE/AFP/Getty Images) (ALEXANDER JOE / AFP / Getty Images)

3) participants of the action took place in 1690 meters on Melrose Boulevard in Ark Iohanesburge, which shielded specifically for the parade. (ALEXANDER JOE/AFP/Getty Images) (ALEXANDER JOE / AFP / Getty Images)

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5) The action was staged to draw attention to the issue of breast cancer. According to statistics, in South Africa is suffering from this disease every thirty women. (ALEXANDER JOE/AFP/Getty Images) (ALEXANDER JOE / AFP / Getty Images)

6) The organizers called on residents of the country at least once every six months examined in Mammologist: early diagnosis increases the chances of a cure for this disease. (ALEXANDER JOE/AFP/Getty Images) (ALEXANDER JOE / AFP / Getty Images)

7) "We all came here to sing of femininity, beauty, body, and to help in the fight against dangerous disease", - said Sarah Mansfield, a representative of the organizers. (ALEXANDER JOE/AFP/Getty Images) (ALEXANDER JOE / AFP / Getty Images)