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Official Warning: Adulterated Alcoholic Beverages Containing Methanol (Photos) - Jordan News
Official Warning: Adulterated Alcoholic Beverages Containing Methanol (Photos) Following the registration of multiple poisoning cases caused by alcoholic beverages containing methyl alcohol (methanol), the Jordan Food and Drug Administration (JFDA) has issued an official warning against consuming the following alcoholic beverages, identified by name and packaging: اضافة اعلان Vodka Red Sun / 500 ml Vodka Red Sun / 250 ml Vodka 48 / 350 ml Whisky Golden Crown / 187.5 ml The public is strongly advised to avoid these products due to the serious health risks associated with methanol, which can cause severe poisoning, blindness, or even death.
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