Letters: Jungle Massacre

Saturday 06 March 1999 00:02 GMT

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Sir: Your leading article on travel (3 March) sounds to me as if The Independent has joined the "nanny state". I am not shedding tears over the people killed in Uganda. If they want to spend large sums of money on invading the remaining wild places of this earth they must be prepared for the unpleasant consequences. Why the Foreign Office should be blamed, I have no idea.

DULCIE D POWELL

Woodbridge, Suffolk

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