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WHO and Oslo University Hospital contribute to effective treatment of poisoning in Islamic Republic of Iran - Iran (Islamic Republic of)
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A village ripped apart by a bad batch of rice wine

A village ripped apart by a bad batch of rice wine © BBC Hun Pheap lost her husband after he drank a toxic alcoholic homebrew In rural Cambodia, dozens have people have died in recent months after drinking toxic home-brewed alcohol. In the village of Thnong in Kampot province, a bad batch consumed at a funeral left tragedy in its wake. Prom Vannak, 50, would rarely go a day without at least a few glasses of rice wine, especially after a serious motorcycle accident that left him unable to work as a fisherman. So when his uncle Muth - who was also a big drinker - passed away in May, there was no doubt that the funeral would be spent drinking and reminiscing with friends and family in the village.

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A Cambodian village ripped apart by a bad batch of rice wine

BBC News By Mech Dara & George Wright BBC News image captionHun Pheap lost her husband after he drank a toxic alcoholic homebrew In rural Cambodia, dozens of people have died in recent months after drinking toxic home-brewed alcohol. In the village of Thnong in Kampot province, a bad batch consumed at a funeral left tragedy in its wake. Prom Vannak, 50, would rarely go a day without at least a few glasses of rice wine, especially after a serious motorcycle accident that left him unable to work as a fisherman. So when his uncle Muth - who was also a big drinker - passed away in May, there was no doubt that the funeral would be spent drinking and reminiscing with friends and family in the village.

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Cambodian villagers killed by toxic rice wine at funeral

Cambodian villagers killed by toxic rice wine at funeral MalaysiaNow 15 hrs ago © Provided by MalaysiaNow In rural Cambodia, dozens of people have died in recent months after drinking toxic home-brewed alcohol. In the village of Thnong in Kampot province, a bad batch consumed at a funeral left tragedy in its wake when eight people died and more than 50 others were hospitalised. The mass poisoning was one of three cases in Cambodia in less than a month, resulting in at least 30 deaths. Thirteen people died in Pursat province at the start of June, and at least 12 people lost their lives in Kandal in May.

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