Roar TVA few days ago, three wild elephants were killed at a railway crossing in Welikanda, taking the total number of elephant deaths due to train accidents to eleven this year. Countries around the world have adopted various measures to protect elephants and other animals from clashes with humans. Can Sri Lanka adopt the best of these?
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