Tragically, the false idea that methanol could cure Coronavirus has led to more than 700 deaths in Iran.   According to the national coroner's authority, alcohol poisoning claimed the lives of 728 Iranians between February 20 and April 7.   Reportedly, there were only 66 deaths from alcohol poisoning in the previous year.   Hossein Hassanian, an adviser to the Health Ministry, confirmed the news, highlighting that the disparity in death counts is due to some alcohol poisoning victims passing away outside of hospital care.   Hassanian added, 'Some 200 people died outside of hospitals'.   State TV revealed that 525 people have died from consuming toxic methanol alcohol since February 20.   Official reports also stated that a total of 5,011 individuals had been poisoned by methanol alc...

Over 700 people in Iran have tragically lost their lives due to the false belief that toxic methanol can cure Coronavirus.   The national coroner's authority in Iran has reported that alcohol poisoning claimed the lives of 728 Iranians between February 20 and April 7.   According to the report, last year saw only 66 deaths from alcohol poisoning.   Hossein Hassanian, an adviser to the Health Ministry, confirmed the news, attributing the disparity in death tolls to some alcohol poisoning victims dying outside of hospitals.   Hassanian stated, 'Some 200 people died outside of hospitals'.   The Iranian health ministry spokesman, Jahanpour, disclosed that 525 individuals had died from consuming toxic methanol alcohol since Februa...

The current state of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been subject to new claims by South Korea, which aims to dispel rumors of his serious illness or demise.   South Korea's unification minister, Kim Yeon-Chul, informed lawmakers on Tuesday about the government's awareness of Kim Jong Un's whereabouts without providing further details. The minister suggested that Kim Jong Un might be maintaining a low profile to avoid contracting the coronavirus rather than due to severe illness.   Amidst speculations about Kim's health, the US has reportedly dispatched five spy planes to North Korea. Four eavesdropping aircraft are tasked with intercepting communications related to the Supreme Leader and his well-being, while a ground surveillance plane will monitor unusual troop movements, as...

Claims about Kim Jong Un's current state are being made by South Korea as they continue to downplay rumors of the North Korean leader's serious illness or death.    South Korea's unification minister, Kim Yeon-Chul, told lawmakers on Tuesday that 'the government is aware of Kim Jong Un's location,' without providing further explanation. The minister suggested that Kim Jong Un's low profile may be due to concerns about contracting coronavirus rather than being indicative of a serious illness.    According to Daily Mail, the US has deployed five spy planes to North Korea amid speculation about Kim's health.    Four US eavesdropping aircraft will attempt to intercept communications related to the Supreme Leader and his health, while one ground surveillance plane will monitor for any u...