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schema:articleBody	Seven people in Russia's Far East republic of Yakutia have died and two were in a coma on Monday after consuming diluted hand sanitiser widely available during the pandemic. A statement published by Russian investigators on Saturday said a group of nine locals fell violently ill in the village of Tomtor after consuming diluted hand sanitiser that they had purchased at a local shop. Investigators said they found an unlabelled five-litre cannister at the scene. Tests of its contents revealed that it contained 69% methanol, an industrial non-drinking type of alcohol. The first three victims died on the spot, while six others were flown by medical aircraft to the regional capital Yakutsk. Four died in hospital. Doctors are currently fighting to save the lives of the remaining two -- a 48-year-old woman and a 32-year-old man, both of whom are in a coma and on ventilators, health authorities said Monday. Yakutia's health authorities on Sunday banned the sale of the methanol-based hand sanitiser. A criminal case has been launched over the "infliction of death by negligence". The consumption of alcohol substitutes due to their cheap price is not uncommon in Russia's poorer regions. In 2016, more than 100 people were poisoned in Siberia's Irkutsk region after consuming a hawthorn-infused bath lotion, and 78 of them died. The bath product also contained methanol that forms nerve toxins when broken down, frequently causing blindness and fatal respiratory failure. Although alcohol consumption in Russia has waned in recent years, purchases spiked after authorities imposed lockdown in March. At the time, the Yakutsk governor imposed a week-long ban on alcohol sales in the city and several nearby districts. bur-acl/emg/wdb
schema:headline	Seven dead after drinking hand sanitiser in Russian village
schema:mentions	Classification of inhabited localities in Russia Electromyography Negligence Siberia Industry Seven Network Hand sanitizer Coma Alcoholic drink Lockdown Russia Pandemic Russian language Tomtor, Oymyakonsky District, Sakha Republic Far Eastern Republic Yakutsk Methanol toxicity Irkutsk Sakha Republic Respiratory failure Nerve agent
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schema:datePublished	2020-11-23 (xsd:date)
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