Sri Lankan elephant on a German bus

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Passengers look at a bus carrying an advertisement promoting Sri Lanka at a bus stop in Germany. The Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau has begun placing promotional ads on buses in Germany and also in the UK.

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