Queen heads for the jungle

Monday 21 February 1994 00:02 GMT

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The Queen headed for an Indian village in the Amazon jungle on a visit to this former British possession, AP reports from Georgetown, Guyana. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh were to worship with Indian villagers at the mainly Catholic Santa Rosa Amerindian reservation before visiting a nature reserve. The Queen leaves for Belize tomorrow on another leg of her seven-nation Caribbean tour.

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