Tag #Counterfeit Alcohol

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Counterfeit Alcohol Kills Tourists: Identifying Methanol-Laced Drinks

Several young travelers recently died after drinking methanol-laced counterfeit alcohol in popular tourist areas; symptoms appear 12 hours later, causing organ damage or death; identifying features include a paint thinner smell, fizzy texture, oily consistency, and a brighter orange flame when lit.

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Dozens Dead in Turkey from Counterfeit Alcohol

In Turkey, dozens have died, mostly foreigners, from methanol-tainted alcohol in recent days; 23 deaths were reported in the past 48 hours, and two Turkmenistan citizens were arrested for producing and distributing the alcohol.

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Counterfeit Alcohol: Vision Loss in 6 Hours, Death Within 24

Professor Alper Şener warns that consuming counterfeit alcohol, often containing methanol instead of ethanol, leads to vision loss within 6 hours and death within 24 hours if untreated; even small amounts can be lethal.

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Methanol Poisoning Deaths in Laos and Other Tourist Destinations

Methanol-laced alcohol has caused multiple deaths among tourists in Laos and other countries, prompting warnings about counterfeit spirits.

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37 Deaths in Istanbul from Counterfeit Alcohol

In Istanbul, 37 people died and 27 were intubated after consuming counterfeit alcohol over four days; authorities seized 33 tons of the substance.

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60% Bias Score

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Turkey Seizes Thousands of Liters of Counterfeit Alcohol Amid Rising Death Toll

Turkey's Interior Ministry intensified its crackdown on counterfeit alcohol following a recent surge in deaths, seizing 136,904 liters of illicit alcohol in a two-week period and arresting 14 suspects out of 36, amid 37 deaths reported in Istanbul alone since November.

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40% Bias Score

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Counterfeit Alcohol Fuels Brazil's Organized Crime: R$56.9 Billion Revenue in 2022

Organized crime in Brazil profits R$56.9 billion annually from the sale of counterfeit alcoholic beverages, exceeding the revenue of major breweries; this is fueled by weak regulation, lack of traceability, and lenient punishments.

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