Laos Alcohol Poisoning: Rising Death Toll Spurs Justice Pledge

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Three tourists, two Danish women and an American man, have died from suspected methanol poisoning in Vang Vieng, Laos, after consuming tainted alcohol. The local governor has promised an investigation and accountability for those responsible. The deaths occurred at the Nana hostel, which has been closed for investigation. Methanol, a toxic substance sometimes found in bootleg alcohol, is suspected to be the cause.
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