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UK launches methanol travel alert after Laos shots killed 28-year-old
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Methanol poisoning can be particularly dangerous as it is often difficult to detect, with symptoms potentially taking hours or even days to appear after consumption. The UK government's travel alerts are intended to inform and protect British citizens travelling abroad, providing them with essential information to make informed decisions about their safety. Laos is a popular destination for tourists, with many visitors drawn to its vibrant culture and nightlife.
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UK launches methanol travel alert after Laos shots killed 28-year-old
Six travellers died after unknowingly drinking methanol-laced shots.
17 Jul, 21:26
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