Japan has gifted seven low-floor buses to Sri Lanka as part of ongoing development cooperation, with the donation jointly provided by the Japanese Government and Yokohama City residents.
Sri Lanka's public transportation infrastructure has been strengthened by the arrival of seven low-floor buses donated by Japan. The donation was made jointly by the Government of Japan and citizens of Yokohama City, reflecting the development partnership that continues between the two nations.
Japanese Ambassador to Sri Lanka Akio Isomata formally handed over the buses to the Government of Sri Lanka. The low-floor design is intended to make public transport more accessible to vulnerable passenger groups, including elderly citizens and individuals with mobility difficulties.
Official statements indicate that the new buses are expected to improve the overall quality of public transportation services while enhancing convenience for daily commuters across the country. The donation underscores Japan's commitment to supporting Sri Lanka's infrastructure development through bilateral cooperation.
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