Palestine’s outlook dark to bleak under Trump 2.0 – Asia Times
According to Jewish estimates, the amount of help reaching Gaza has fallen to a low in 11 months. And the kidnapping, by an military Arab group, of a fleet of 109 cars on November 16 has exacerbated the situation. Food costs are rising, and it is thought that Hamas soldiers are currently battling Israeli troops in some areas of the area.
Israel’s leadership, led by former US president Joe Biden, has consistently supported Israel in its political and military operations against Hezbollah, Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Houthis in Yemen, and of course Israel’s hostile attacks against Iran. But all the while Biden has urged restraint.
After the worst murder of Jews since the Holocaust, Israel has the right to support itself, according to Biden, who addressed the G20 this year.
The US’s position on Israel is likely to change, based on the initial consultations made by President-elect Donald Trump to his foreign policy group.
Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee, Trump’s choice for Israeli adviser, has long been associated with the Christian christian right, which fervently opposes Israeli control of the West Bank.
Huckabee made his position apparent in a 2017 interview with CNN, saying:” There is no such thing as a West Bank. It’s Judea and Samaria]the republic’s bible name]. There’s no such item as a lawsuit. They’re areas, they’re districts, they’re cities. There’s no such item as an job”.
Democratic senator Marco Rubio, the man who would be the secretary of state, has publicly opposed a peace in Gaza. He just stated to reporters that he wanted Israel to “destroy every aspect of Hamas they could get their hands on.” These individuals committed vile acts.
A month out from the election, on October 5, Biden appeared at a White House press briefing and commented on speculation that Netanyahu’s apparent unwillingness to agree a ceasefire was motivated by US politics:” Whether he’s trying to influence the election, I do n’t know– but I’m not counting on that”, he said, adding that:” No administration has helped Israel more than I have. Nothing, none, none”, he said. ” And I think]Netanyahu] may consider that”.
Netanyahu must accept that the election results and Trump’s choice of steadfast supporters of his government as confirmation of a strategy that, at least today, has Israel in ascendancy. Israel’s unpleasant in northwestern Gaza shows no sign of slowing.
A new motivation for the ongoing defense activity appears to be emerging as more and more people are being forced southward.
Stress from the appropriate
Some political right-wingers, including members of Netanyahu’s administration, are currently calling for Jewish settlers to retake control of the northern Gaza Strip. These colonists see the Gaza Strip evacuation of 2005 as a “hillul hashem,” a blasphemy against God, as opposed to a tactical error.
Many now believe a similar style may be repeated in at least the northern half of the Gaza Strip as its 2 million Arab residents are squeezed even more into a shrinking space, just as IDF outposts in the West Bank have frequently been used as settlement building sites.
For the two most notable Catholic Zionists in Netanyahu’s state, Interior Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, the vote of Trump is the product that will keep on giving. Full conquest of what they refer to as” Judea and Samaria” is still a celebration for them and their power base if the long-awaited prophecy time is to be ushered in and their perception of Zionism realized.
Regardless of the wider repercussions Israel’s state to be both Jewish and democratic, Smotrich and Ben Gvir believe they have the global support to accomplish this.
Full conquest, according to the majority of observers, would effectively declare Israel an apartheid state unless all Palestinians received full citizenship and political rights. This is doubtful.
Netanyahu’s equations
Netanyahu knows this. However, he is no longer so dependent on Smotrich and Ben-Gvir because of the dynamic nature of his local elections. He now has a wider base of support thanks to the addition of a little bloc to his alliance under Gideon Sa’ar.
His approval rating has also increased significantly since Israel’s invasion of Lebanon in response to Hezbollah, according to recent elections. Netanyahu appears to be in an unafraid status despite a new boost in his ballot scores and a divided opposition.
He is also aware that Trump was elected as a transactional leader with a goal of reducing US involvement in international conflicts. Netanyahu is also aware that Trump’s first administration’s efforts to normalize relationships with Saudi Arabia and other Muslim countries have been undermined by the Gaza issue, at least for the time being.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has conditioned any measures being taken by the Israeli state and its alliance, the US, toward Israeli sovereignty by calling Israel’s military activities in Gaza a murderous.
Netanyahu may be aware that any change in that direction had fracther his coalition. He will also have a suspicion that Trump did try to use their own political influence to pressure Saudi Arabia and other Gulf kingdoms.
Reading Trump’s purposes is not for the uninitiated. Even so, Netanyahu did believe that the approaching US president will likely grant him political joy to come to an end to his wars. Many, of course, remains questionable. The Palestinians, however, will continue to bear the most of the load.
They can anticipate little assistance from the Arab globe, despite the fact that they lack effective management in Gaza or the West Bank. They now face a victory-seeking Jewish leading and the possibility of a US leader who will help him in every way.
Clive Jones is professor of local stability, Durham University
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Banking on connectivity: How Equinix is revolutionizing BFSI infrastructure
- developing a sustainable economic system on a global scale
- Revolutionizing finance through global digital communication
In today’s banks, financial services, and coverage ( BFSI) business, interlinking is not just a buzzword—it’s the lifeblood of online transformation, driving a tectonic shift in how financial organizations operate and develop. At the heart of this revolutionary stands Equinix, a digital infrastructure business that’s weaving a global cloth of communication, redefining how economic companies operate, develop, and secure their digital assets.  ,
Equinix’s position in the BFSI market is little short of revolutionary. Equinix has created a strong, global habitat that’s driving creativity and collaboration. The amazing breadth and breadth of the Equinix economic services ecosystem reflect this wide range. Using Equinix’s connectivity options, BFSI habitat participants continue to build and expand their services in the modern economy.  ,
Beyond traditional financial institutions, this habitat also includes all major public cloud service providers, many financial organizations, data analytics companies, LLM and AI providers, and technology providers. A detailed network like this promotes innovation and new business models by facilitating smooth cooperation and data exchange.
enhancing the digital equipment needed for contemporary bank
At the core of this habitat is Platform Equinix®, which is at the frontline of enabling cutting-edge online banking services. By providing low-latency connections to a multitude of partners, including sky providers, system operators, surveillance and fintech companies, Equinix allows banks to produce future-ready platforms that can leverage various technologies through API calls.
This infrastructure flexibility is crucial in today’s multi-cloud environment. For instance, a bank can now run its front-end applications on AWS, use Google BigQuery for analytics, and tap into AI services from Microsoft or OpenAI, all while maintaining its core banking systems and customer data within Equinix’s secure data centers.  ,
Equinix Fabric® facilitates this hybrid multi-cloud approach, enabling banks to provide their customers with the quickest and most innovative services without sacrificing security or performance.  ,
Tariq Shallwani, head of Segment Strategy South Asia, Equinix, shared,” Over 85 % of enterprises are already using multiple clouds to gain agility. BFSIs have a transformative opportunity to leverage innovation from the cloud while avoiding vendor lock-in as new public cloud availability zones are launching in Malaysia.
In a connected world, strengthening cybersecurity
As financial services become increasingly digital and interconnected, cybersecurity has become a paramount concern. Equinix addresses this issue head-on by providing safe, private options for connecting to the public internet, significantly reducing the threat of cybercrimes.
Central to this security strategy is Equinix Fabric, which allows financial institutions to create private, software-defined connections to their partners and service providers. By reducing latency, this increases both performance and security.  ,
Building on this foundation, Equinix’s Network Edge service offers software-defined edge security solutions, including SD-WAN, firewalls, and routers as a service, extending the coverage to new markets and edge metros.
Navigating compliance in a global landscape
While enhancing security, financial institutions must also navigate a complex web of regulatory requirements. Global financial institutions face a significant challenge in ensuring compliance with data sovereignty and financial regulations. Equinix’s global presence, with data centers in key financial hubs worldwide, allows banks to maintain data residency while still accessing global markets.
Banks expanding their reach benefit most from this global-local approach. For instance, a bank in Malaysia can use Equinix’s facilities in Singapore or Hong Kong to access the region’s robust financial ecosystem while adhering to local data laws. Banks can expand their services internationally while maintaining the necessary regulatory compliance in each country.
Enabling real-time financial services
The future of banking is not just global and secure—it’s also real-time. Equinix’s low-latency connections and location of data centers close to major financial hubs help to realize this. This infrastructure enables banks to process transactions and analyze data in near real-time, a capability that is crucial for services like high-frequency trading, real-time fraud detection, and instantaneous cross-border payments.
Additionally, Equinix’s edge computing capabilities enable the financial sector to integrate IoT and AI technologies. For instance, insurance companies can now process data from IoT devices in real-time, enabling more accurate risk assessments and faster claims processing. This convergence of advanced technologies and real-time capabilities opens up new horizons for financial services.
Together with Equinix and Orange Business, the two companies have established a strong partnership to provide BFSI clients with appropriate solutions that are customized to their requirements. Disaster recovery is one of these options, from new, innovative service offerings to the re-architecture of the IT infrastructure in data centers and the cloud.  ,
Christophe Ozer– head of Evolution Platform Orange Business APAC – Cloud, Connectivity, Cybersecurity, shared,” Through our partnership, Orange Business and Equinix are enabling financial institutions to unlock new levels of agility and security, ensuring they remain at the forefront of innovation while meeting the demands of a rapidly changing financial landscape”.
Sustainability in finance
Now, as the financial sector evolves technologically, it’s also grappling with its environmental impact. Here too, Equinix is leading the charge towards sustainable digital infrastructure. Despite growing its global data center footprint and vowing to reach 100 % clean and renewable energy coverage across its global portfolio of data centers by 2030, Equinix reduced its operational scope 1 & 2 emissions by 24 % from a 2019 baseline in 2023.  ,
This initiative extends to all facilities, whether newly constructed or recently incorporated into the company’s portfolio. In Malaysia, Equinix’s data centers are 100 % renewable, and in 2023, Equinix’s global operations had a total renewable energy coverage of 96 %, surpassing 90 % for the sixth consecutive year…
Financial institutions can use cutting-edge digital infrastructure to achieve their own environmental goals while achieving these goals. It’s a win-win scenario where technological advancement aligns with environmental responsibility.
Future-proofing finance
The impact of interconnected ecosystems in finance will only increase as the years go on. Equinix is at the forefront of this trend, expanding its global reach and improving its services indefinitely. The company’s recent expansion into Southeast Asian markets like Malaysia demonstrates its commitment to supporting the sustainable expansion of emerging markets ‘ digital financial services.
For banks and financial institutions, partnering with Equinix offers a clear path to digital transformation. It provides access to a global ecosystem of partners, secure, sustainable and high-performance infrastructure, and the flexibility to innovate and scale rapidly. Equinix’s interconnected ecosystems will undoubtedly have a significant impact on shaping the future of finance as the landscape of the financial services industry continues to evolve.
Ultimately, in this increasingly digital and interconnected world, Equinix is not just providing sustainable infrastructure – it’s powering the future of finance. By enabling secure, compliant, and innovative financial services, Equinix is helping to create a more connected and efficient global financial system, benefiting institutions and consumers alike.  ,
As technology develops, the interaction between financial services and digital infrastructure will continue to spur innovation, creating a more diverse and dynamic financial ecosystem.
Germany is the odd man out in the world economy – Asia Times
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In terms of the global market, Germany stands out as the unexpected one.
According to David Goldman, the world views Donald Trump’s possible taxes as a greater danger than China. Germany, in particular, faces serious issues, as soaring electricity prices after the Ukraine war have crippled its energy-intensive business.
The peacefulness issue: A deciding element for Germany’s SPD
German SPD candidate Olaf Scholz and Defense Minister Boris Pistorius emerge as important figures in a potential management conflict, according to Diego Faßnacht.
Biden’s eager eleventh-hour Ukraine increase
James Davis writes about the growing hostility between Ukraine and US-provided long-range weapons being used on Russian territory. The Biden administration’s actions are widely perceived as an effort to aggravate Trump’s promised harmony agreements.
Japan watching APEC and G20 events from the bleachers
Scott Foster discusses Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s political contacts, including those involving frank exchanges with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Lima, which are intended to foster stable relationships and possible US tariffs as a new leader.
Here’s what happened when the Star Search 2024 finalists were asked to come dressed in an outfit to impress a director
Has 8days now been five years old? roc did a photoshoot with Star Search contenders?  ,
Since Donald Trump is president once more, the earth has significantly changed.
Now, we have 12 new fresh-faced contenders who are hoping to not only walk the same path as past winners, like Zoe Tay, Chew Chor Meng, Ivy Lee and Felicia Chin, but also bring home one of three BYD cars come this Sunday ( Nov 24 ) at the Grand Finals.
in the weeks leading up to the 8days. We asked them to wear an outfit they would use to a casting treatment during the roc take.  ,
The effect? Matching colors of blacks, colors, cotton and yellow.
Pure chance or coordinated work? Maybe they’re spending too much time together that even their personalities have a synergy since the finalists assured us there was n’t any discussion beforehand.
Interestingly, they let on that they did n’t know there would be a photo shoot. Sigh!
But wait, there are scares in the show business, so much get used to that right away.  ,
Naturally, there is always play in a photo shoot with that many participants.
Tan Zisheng, a student at Singapore Polytechnic, arrived in the much-mocked “SG uniform” of Taiwanese men, wearing an oversized Uniqlo AIRism tee.
The only exception, it turns out, was the poor child, who had to dress to impress people. He looked as blue as his shirt.  ,  ,
Marcus Sim, a dynamic breakdancer, joins the fight. The floppy-haired fella was seen leaping into his case and whipping out a plaid leading to lend , Zisheng, saving the latter from a possible trend fail.
Gladys Bay, Marcus ‘ wife, and Gladys Bay’s wife, both complained that Amy Ang’s sneakers did n’t actually match her modern cheongsam, and she also offered her combat boots.
But why did Amy initially choose to wear shoes? ” My boots spoil”, we overheard her saying.
See, you can find true friends in celebrity, even if you’re in the wet of competitors.  ,
Also, until it was time for the party photo.  ,
As the rest of the team waited patiently for their designated center locations, swimmers Jona Chung and Amy made a run for them. Where’s your criminal instinct, people?
Then there were those who knew exactly which angle of their face the camera preferred and quickly , choped ( reserved )  , a spot on the side. You NTU kids, Clement Ng and Jadon Lim.
We do n’t care when we moved some of the faces around while trying to get the perfect shot after we noticed a few shaken faces a few minutes later.
We believe it might have been only us, but as our photog faded, a few of the more typically joyful ones ( we’ll leave it to you ) started to fade into the background.
Thankfully ( or not? ) People made the ice break.
” I’m dying”! after what appeared to be the single-shot of the day, bemoaned Jadon, raising eyelashes, and giving off a few frantic laughs.  ,
Turns out, he was tired, eager, and, as the team’s minder whispered to our director, did no like smiling in pictures.
Hey, no one said becoming a star was simple, correct? – BRYAN Woo
Australian teen dies from tainted liquor in Laos
Third unusual national allegedly passed away
PUBLISHED: 21 Nov 2024 at 13: 37
The teenager was the fifth foreign national to be suspected of being killed in the incident, according to Thai authorities and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who died on Thursday after consuming methanol-contaminated alcohol in Laos.
Bianca Jones, 19, died last week in Vang Vieng, a South Asian city well-known for international travelers, about two days by road from Vientiane’s funds.
According to Col Phattanawong Chanphon, director of Muang authorities depot in Udon Thani state, she passed away on Thursday after being taken to a hospital in neighboring Thailand on November 18.
” The doctor who examined her said the cause of suicide was a alcohol poisoning, from false liquor”, the police official told Reuters.
” Her body had a lot of alcohol, which caused mental swelling,” she said.
After two Danes and one American, Jones was the third foreign visitor to pass away as a result of the poisoned alcohol, according to Asian media.
” This is every parent’s worst fear and a nightmare no one should have to endure”, Albanese told parliament on Thursday. In this heartbreaking moment,” all Australians express their deepest pity to them.”
Jones ‘ friend Holly Bowles, even 19, is in critical issue in hospital, Albanese said.
Fictitious alcohol is a problem in Laos, where Australia and Britain have institutions that issue cautioned travelers.
Methanol is a dangerous liquor that is used commercially as a liquid, chemical, and alternative fuel source, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says on its site.
Prudential launches global AI Lab in Singapore
- Lab may make Artificial solutions to improve customer experience, generate business impact
- Since August, more than 100 AI use instances have been submitted to the test by Prudential staff.
Prudential limited has launched the Prudential AI Lab in Singapore, with the aim of accelerating the implementation of AI, conceptual AI, and system teaching organisation-wide.
In a statement, the business said its AI Lab will hatch AI-powered remedies designed to deliver a better user experience and important business influence, while integrating AI capabilities into its operations, services, and products. Following its delicate start in August 2024, more than 100 Artificial use instances have been submitted to the Lab by people across Prudential’s 24 industry in Asia and Africa, it added.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore, the Ministry of Digital Development and Information, the Economic Development Board of Singapore, and other organizations have all contributed to the creation of the Prudential AI Lab. It was developed in partnership with Google Cloud, which gives Prudential people access to cutting-edge AI answers and end-to-end technical assistance.
The Lab may prioritize solutions that improve Prudential’s functional excellence and improve patient access to high-quality care. With enhanced consulting capabilities, AI will also help economic representatives provide better, faster customer service. A dedicated staff of Singapore-based AI engineers and data scientists may work in the laboratory.
Anil Wadhwani, CEO of Prudential corporation, said,” Data, advanced analysis, and AI are critical to the distribution of our corporate objectives. The AI Lab will electrify the development of interesting applications such as predicted analytics, hyper-personalised customer relationship, and real-time advice for agents”.
” I think the enormous potential and significance of this technology are only beginning to be explored.” The Prudential AI Lab will substantially improve our ability to offer our clients, agents, and economic representatives in all areas, he added.
Wadhwani said in a statement about the partnership with the Singapore authorities that” Prudential’s global AI Lab is located in Singapore because of its powerful system and friendly atmosphere for AI development, noted by its National AI Strategy. Our relationship with EDB and MAS allows us to click into Singapore’s rich community of tools and skills from academia, business, and state. This partnership will significantly advance our ability to create novel solutions that improve business and customer experiences while enhancing AI capabilities.
Meanwhile, Gillian Tan, assistant managing director ( Development and International ) and chief sustainability officer of the Monetary Authority of Singapore ( MAS ), said,” Prudential’s AI Lab is aligned with Singapore’s Smart Nation 2.0 goal to encourage businesses to utilise AI and technology to raise productivity, transform, and serve customers better. Financial institutions will continue to benefit from AI as they develop capabilities and use it to increase their client and consulting services, detect fraud, and generate danger insights.
fostering an effective ecology to support AI inventors
According to Prudential, the Lab will collaborate closely with ecosystem partners, such as institutes of higher learning ( IHLs ), research centres, government agencies, and technology partners.
It has already entered into contracts with some IHLs, including Singapore Management University School of Computing and Information Systems, Republic Polytechnic, Singapore Polytechnic, and the National University of Singapore Asian Institute of Digital Finance. By providing hands-on experiences and nurturing information sharing and innovation, The Lab will join students from these neighborhood schools in order to prepare the next generation of AI specialists.
Students on jobs with Prudential and those whose final-year projects are selected will work alongside the Lab, its mate ecology, and Prudential’s company units to develop proofs-of-concept for selected use cases.
Jail for nurse aide who cheated elderly colleagues of about S$10,000 to pay off debts
SINGAPORE: A nurse aide was on Thursday ( Nov 21 ) sentenced to two years in jail for cheating his colleagues of almost S$ 10, 000 ( US$ 7, 500 ) to pay off debts.
Yari Rawi, 50, a former inmate who recently cheated on other people by using a similar tactic to target old acquaintances, is a repeat criminal.
His current crimes occurred while he was still under research and soon after his release from prison for a previous offense.
Because he was being chased by improper lenders and had a lot of debt, Yari claimed in court that he should have reoffended so quickly.
He claimed that his businesses fired him whenever they learned of his criminal history and that repeated attempts to hold onto a task had failed.
Yari claimed that this was because of the media coverage of his previous faith, and he contacted Principal District Judge Toh Han Li to ask him to stop the media from citing this information.
” Sorry, I ca n’t control the issue of publication because these are open court proceedings”, the judge told him.
Yari pleaded guilty to two charges of cheating, with a second taken into consideration for punishment.
He met one of his subjects, a 68-year-old social employer, while both were working at New Horizon Centre.
Yari contacted her to ask for money to pay for funeral costs and an attention function for family members between October 2020 and February 2021.
She lent him S$ 3, 800 in full, but when she asked him to transfer the amount, he made mistakes. Later, he admitted using the money to pay off his debts and that the justifications were false.
Another target was a 64-year-old caretaker whom Yari met while working at another company.
He informed the caretaker that he could purchase branded luggage at a discount from a friend in Japan.
The man lent him more than S$ 4, 400 to get four Maison Goyard carriers. By the end of the month, Yari predicted the bags may appear on January 5, 2021, after the funds had been transferred.
Eventually, he informed the man that he had returned the luggage because they had been delivered incorrectly. He avoided following names from the caretaker.
The older gentleman reported to the police after constantly failing to return his money.
By claiming he could arrange for them to book flights and accommodations in Jakarta, Yari’s next accusation involved cheating on two people for more than S$ 1,500.
Additionally, Yari has been found guilty of fraud and judicial breach of trust.
He was in his last two weeks of a medical assignment to obtain his nursing license, but he informed Judge Toh that he had made an effort to change.
Danny Nah, a defense attorney, claimed that Yari had done nicely and won awards while taking his medical training at the Institute of Technical Education, and that he was determined to change everything.
Santhra Aiyasamy, the deputy public prosecutor, requested three years, three months, and five months in jail, while he requested 22 months ‘ imprisonment.
Judge Toh took issue with the proportion of the attorney’s proposed word, noting that Yari received five times ‘ prison for a similar charge in 2020, but she was today” jumping” to a prison term of more than a year per cost.
The judge noted in his decision that Yari made full restitution to the victims but that he should receive a heavier sentence because his previous sentence did not dissuade him.
The court was then informed that Mr. Nah needed more time to inform the ministry of his conviction because Yari was a member of the Ministry of Health. In order for his client to accomplish this, he requested that the jail sentence be commuted.
Yari’s sentence was set to begin in January 2014, but Judge Toh did not require a$ 15,000 increase in his bail.
Cheating is punishable by a fine and a sentence in prison lasting up to 10 years.
Laos methanol poisoning: Australian teen the fourth tourist to die
Bianca Jones, an American teenager, is the third tourist to pass away in Laos from a rumored mass poisoning.
The 19-year-old’s home confirmed her death to the internet on Thursday. An National person died in the tourist town of Vang Vieng, according to the US State Department earlier in a 24-hour update.
Two Danish people, aged 19 and 20, likewise died last week in Laos, Danish government confirmed, declining to reveal more due to security issues.
Although the deaths are still being investigated by the police, various travelers ‘ online testimony and news accounts suggest they perhaps have consumed alcohol laced with methanol, a fatal substance that can be found in bootleg liquor.
Jones’s companion Holly Bowles is in hospital on existence help, while a British woman is also reportedly in hospital. How many more people have died from the alleged poison remain a mystery.
The department of foreign affairs confirmed Jones ‘ death, according to Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
On Thursday evening, Albanese stated,” Her family and friends are grieving a horrible and cruel loss. Our thoughts are with her.”
Every parent has the worst nightmares and nightmares that no one should experience.
He said he hoped Ms Bowles, who is already at Bangkok Hospital, would recover also.
The US State Department stated that it was” strongly monitoring” the victim’s condition in terms of the American target and that local authorities were in charge of determining the cause of suicide.
Australian and UK authorities have each warned their citizens to be careful of methanol poisoning when consuming alcohol in Laos.
Nana Backpacker Hostel, where the two American ladies stayed in Vang Vieng, told the BBC that it was closed for police research.
The two girls were among more than 100 visitors who received completely Lao vodka shots, according to the hostel’s manager, according to the hostel’s manager. He claimed the piece left the next day and headed home, noting that no other friends had reported health issues.
The hostel’s director claimed he hoped the analysis had eventually remove the name, but that they have since stopped providing free pictures.
In a speech to Australian news the Herald Sun, Jones’s community expressed their “deepest thanks for the enormous support, passion, and prayer we’ve received from across Australia”.
As we move past our pain and begin to heal,” We politely ask for protection,” the statement read.
Unli e eth a drinks, alcohol is toxic to humans. Bootleg wine producers often add it to their drinks, but, as a cheap way to increase liquor articles.
Earlier this year, at least 57 people in India died after consuming methanol-laced liquor. Similar cases of mass poisoning have also been reported across the world, from the Philippines to Peru.
A little river area in central Laos and a tourist destination for Southeast Asians, Vang Vieng is a gateway.