Seylan colours rail travel with branded train

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Train travel just got more colourful with the special Seylan Bank branded train adorned with the bank’s eye-catching logos and portraying its vast array of products and services both to several thousands of passengers and an equal number of passers-by. Chugging along different terrain throughout the country, this special Seylan Bank Train runs on the main inland lines, the coastal line, Puttalam line and also on the Kelani Valley line. A novel promotional feature going beyond just banking, it is instantly identifiable with its distinct visual appearance. The undisputed ‘Bank with a Heart,’ Seylan Bank’s 150 strong, island wide branch network is connected real-time and is fully geared to deliver the bank’s exciting and wide ranging portfolio of products and services to its thousands of satisfied customers all over Sri Lanka. In the bygone era, Sri Lanka Railways engaged more in the transportation of goods rather than passengers. Statistics reveal that today 310 passenger trains run on a daily basis carrying millions of passengers. Among them are 45 long distance trains and 12 inter-city trains. Providing daily transportation to very large numbers of employees to their places of work, the Sri Lanka Railways is one of the essential services in this country.

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