Australia updates travel advice for Laos as charges announced over mass methanol poisoning

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Distillery owner could face only three months in jail over alleged poisoning of Australian teenagers

The Australian government has increased its travel alert level for Laos, advising travellers to “exercise a high degree of caution” due to the risk of methanol poisoning.

It comes as a distillery owner in Laos was charged after a mass methanol poisoning incident killed six foreign nationals, including the Australian backpackers Bianca Jones and Holly Morton-Bowles.

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