PCB | June 24, 2010
Sometimes, everything just goes awry
It should—and could have been—be a great party. The German PCB manufacturer Ruwel had invited staff and customers to workshop / day trip. But as already mentioned, sometimes everything goes wrong.
To introduce the new investor from China, the PCB manufacturer had organised a dragon boat race on the Spoy Canal in Kleve. 5 boats started off, but only 4 arrived at their destination with all men. A boat—made up of representatives of the main customers and the management—capsized and about 20 crew members went overboard.
There are no pictures available, however.
There are no pictures available, however.
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