DFAT apologises to families of methanol poisoning victims

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The Department of Foreign Affairs has apologised to the families of two Melbourne teenagers who died of methanol poisoning while backpacking in Laos.

Updated February 10, 2026 — 5:15pm,first published 5:13pm

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