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Jumbo tragedy

This goods train travelling from China Bay to Gal Oya hit an elephant and was derailed at Tampalakamam, early Saturday morning. The elephant was killed after it was dragged for about 70 metres before the train stopped. The railway track was badly damaged. Pic. by Amadoru Amarajeewa

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