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Methanol-Laced Bootleg Liqour Kills Dozen In South India
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – In South India, dozens have died from methanol-laced bootleg liquor. Methanol, added to increase alcohol content cheaply, causes severe health issues, including vision impairment and fatal acidosis.
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