SRI LANKA-GAMPAHA-MOURN-CEREMONIAL TUSKER

SRI LANKA-GAMPAHA-MOURN-CEREMONIAL TUSKER

(220307) -- GAMPAHA, March 7, 2022 (Xinhua) -- People mourn the death of famous ceremonial tusker "Nadungamuwa Raja" in Gampaha, Sri Lanka on March 7, 2022. Sri Lankan citizens on Monday mourned the death of the famous ceremonial tusker "Nadungamuwa Raja," which died in the early hours of the day following a brief illness. The elephant was in its sixties at the time of its death. (Photo by Gayan Sameera/Xinhua)

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