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The UK Foreign Office has issued fresh warnings to Brit holidaymakers abroad who plan on drinking alcohol abroad as methanol poisoning is still a major concern. Methanol poisoning thrust itself into the spotlight last year following the deaths of six tourists in Laos. ‌

Now holidaymakers are being urged to remain vigilant . Posting on X, the Foreign Office stressed the importance of recognising methanol poisoning symptoms, stating: "It only takes a small amount of methanol to cause serious illness. Symptoms, such as vision problems and abdominal pain, can take 12-24 hours to develop. If you suspect methanol poisoning, seek urgent medical help." ‌

Methanol is a lethal substance that can taint alcoholic beverages during manufacturing, usually through dodgy or backstre

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