accused of falsifying production and inspection records fourteen others from the manufacture of chiang shang biotechnology also detained they are alleged to have violated standards in producing hundreds of thousands of doses of vaccine. that some of the thai police who were trapped inside a cave for more than two weeks have now become the process of becoming a novice monks in a protest ceremony the practice is common for young men in thailand where buddhism and is the main religion. for has mall two weeks after their dramatic rescue came to an end eleven boys and their football coach began a spiritual journey the ceremony was held at a buddhist temple in my side near the cave where they were trapped for the boys becoming novices in the monkhood is a way of saying thanks for their rescue and honoring the memory of former navy seal divers among none who died during the operation they'll spend nine days living in the temple where they'll be joined by their coach will be ordained as a monk for the second time. i was so happy to see them alive and i thought it would be good to attend the ceremony

company over claims that it sold dangerous inoculations to health facilities across the country chiang shang shares which had been suspended in the morning with down ten percent have slumped into a seven percent since mid july state drug or for he says conducted unannounced inspections on all the chinese manufacturers as well and some of the vaccines in question were given routinely to chinese babies as young as three months so far it appears that no patients. well perhaps some alarming news for bill of us here in germany somebody even called it a national crisis the country's breweries are running out of bottles. one brewery has even asked its customers for help it wants them to return their empty beer bottles before they go on vacation. although that is possible in bottles as between eight and fifteen cents each not enough customers are returning their empty recyclables many breweries have been caught out short on bottles germans drink more beer than expected this summer first there was the soccer world cup and then the unusually hot temperatures it's been months of warm weather in germany