Laos Methanol Poisoning Survivor Describes Calum macdonald was one of a number of tourists who fell victim to a mass methanol poisoning in the popular tourist destination of vang vieng, laos last year. When calum macdonald arrived at the vietnamese border, he couldn't read the administrative forms in front of him. all he could see was a "kaleidoscopic blinding light". he had just stepped off.
Laos Methanol Poisoning Survivor Describes A british man who went blind after suffering from methanol poisoning while travelling in laos has described the moments before he lost his sight. “i remember having this sort of kaleidoscopic, blinding light in my eyes and to the point at which i couldn’t see anything,” he told bbc breakfast. “ [we agreed] it was strange but we thought it was food poisoning and the light i was seeing was some kind of sensitivity.”. A man who was blinded after drinking bootleg alcohol in laos has described the moment he saw a 'kaleidoscopic bright light' before losing his vision. "i remember having this sort of kaleidoscopic, blinding light in my eyes and to the point at which i couldn't see anything,” he told bbc breakfast. " [we agreed] it was strange but we thought it was food poisoning and the light i was seeing was some kind of sensitivity.”.
Laos Methanol Poisoning Survivor Describes Kaleidoscopic Light Before A man who was blinded after drinking bootleg alcohol in laos has described the moment he saw a 'kaleidoscopic bright light' before losing his vision. "i remember having this sort of kaleidoscopic, blinding light in my eyes and to the point at which i couldn't see anything,” he told bbc breakfast. " [we agreed] it was strange but we thought it was food poisoning and the light i was seeing was some kind of sensitivity.”. "i remember having this sort of kaleidoscopic, blinding light in my eyes and to the point at which i couldn't see anything,” he told bbc breakfast. " [we agreed] it was strange but we thought it was food poisoning and the light i was seeing was some kind of sensitivity.”. Calum macdonald said he noticed 'kaleidoscope lights' before losing his sight completely. Methanol poisonings occur in a wide range of locations across the globe, often in resorts popular with travellers. it is a type of alcohol normally found in cleaning products and fuel, but because it is tasteless and has only a faint smell, it is impossible to tell if a drink is contaminated. A british backpacker who went blind after drinking contaminated alcohol in laos has recalled seeing a “kaleidoscopic light” before losing his vision. calum macdonald was on his first solo holiday.
Laos Methanol Poisoning Survivor Recalls Seeing Kaleidoscopic Light "i remember having this sort of kaleidoscopic, blinding light in my eyes and to the point at which i couldn't see anything,” he told bbc breakfast. " [we agreed] it was strange but we thought it was food poisoning and the light i was seeing was some kind of sensitivity.”. Calum macdonald said he noticed 'kaleidoscope lights' before losing his sight completely. Methanol poisonings occur in a wide range of locations across the globe, often in resorts popular with travellers. it is a type of alcohol normally found in cleaning products and fuel, but because it is tasteless and has only a faint smell, it is impossible to tell if a drink is contaminated. A british backpacker who went blind after drinking contaminated alcohol in laos has recalled seeing a “kaleidoscopic light” before losing his vision. calum macdonald was on his first solo holiday.
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