Angelina Jolie vows to help Pak flood victims
August 17th, 2010 - 4:49 pm ICT by ANI
London, August 17 (ANI): Angelina Jolie has vowed to help flood-ravaged Pakistan.
The Oscar-winning actress, 35, is a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
‘I’m doing what I can. I’m talking to Ambassador Richard Holbrook, the UN and people on the ground about how we can spend our money,’ the Telegraph quoted her as saying as she promoted her new action thriller, Salt, in London’s Leicester Square.
Jolie, who attended the premiere with Brad Pitt, added: ‘It’s unravelling every minute, it seems to be getting worse so we’re trying to keep track of it.
‘A lot of people say it is important to visit but maybe in a month or two when the cameras go away - we don’t know when is the best time.
‘We’re just going to keep on it and listen and take advice from the people on the ground as to what is best to do,’ she added. (ANI)
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