ATHENS - A Greek charity said that it was pursuing at least 10 'promising leads' ? many from parents whose children had gone missing ? following a worldwide appeal to help identify a blonde, blue-eyed girl found living in a Roma camp in the country.
Less than two days after launching the international campaign, the philanthropic organization Smile of the Child announced that it had been bombarded with more than 10,000 calls and emails from around the world.
'Through our hotline we've been contacted by thousands of people in the US, Canada, Australia, Scandinavia, South Africa and the UK,' Panaghiotis Partalis, the charity's international communications officer, told the Guardian.
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