A 'silent killer' in a 'forgotten crisis'. Here's where methanol poisonings happen most

Six people, including two Australian teenagers, have died from suspected methanol poisoning in Laos. But incidents are more widespread in what some experts have labelled a “forgotten crisis”.

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A ‘silent killer’ in a ‘forgotten crisis’. Here’s where methanol poisonings happen most

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