Angelina Jolie, a humanitarian and Hollywood star who travelled to Pakistan to draw international attention to Pakistan’s ongoing human rights crisis, said that climate change-related disasters need to be a wake-up alarm to the world.
In a speech at the National Flood Response Coordination Centre in the capital city of the nation’s federal government on Wednesday The UNHCR special envoy spoke of the devastating effects of the massive floods. He spoke after a meeting with those direct affected within Dadu the city located that lies on the west bank of River Indus.
In multiple visits in the past, the Maleficent star claimed that she’d not seen anything similar to the current climate situation. She also said that the nations that have contributed most to climate change bear the brunt of its effects.
Angelina Jolie, a Hollywood actor and humanitarian is now in Pakistan.
The actress went on declare that she had first visited Afghanistan in the South Asian country because of the kindness that people have shown to the Afghans of Afghanistan as host countries throughout the years.
“I I am with you 100% in urging on the global community be more involved. It seems to me that we are saying we often… We talk of appeals for aid or relief, however this one is completely and completely different,” Jolie added.
