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Kefir is a fermented drink that can enhance gut microbiota and immune system health, but it requires strict hygiene measures during homemade preparation to ensure food safety.

A drunk driver in Buenos Aires attempted to drink half a liter of water quickly to avoid a breathalyzer test during a police check.

A truck accident in the Český Krumlov region resulted in a significant spillage of beer on the road.

A driver in the Vsetín region registered a dangerously high blood alcohol level of 5.32 per mille, highlighting ongoing issues with reckless driving in the area.

A father alleges that his daughter was scalded by boiling water mistakenly served at a McDonald's in Singapore.

A 20-year-old woman has been indicted for the murder of two men by administering a drug-infused drink at a motel, leading to serious implications in the Gangbuk area of Seoul.

Lily Mathews shares her personal experience of losing her father in a road crash to raise awareness about road safety among teenagers.

Norwegian soldiers are consuming alcohol, raising concerns about the safety and appropriateness of the conditions under which they do so.

The RCMP is investigating multiple sudden deaths in Battlefords that may be linked to a hazardous drink circulating in the area.

Two young sisters suffered severe reactions after being mistakenly served insect repellent instead of cranberry juice at a restaurant in Australia, leading to a £20,000 fine for the establishment.

UK holidaymakers are advised on which food and drinks are prohibited from being brought back into the country to protect local agriculture and livestock from disease.

Kirsty McKie tragically died after consuming adulterated limoncello in Bali, prompting her mother to campaign for awareness about the dangers of consuming unsafe beverages.

Residents in a housing area near Randers, Denmark, can now safely drink their tap water after it was temporarily deemed unfit due to a foul odor since January 29.

Nathan Ingram has been sentenced to five years in prison for entering a nightclub in London with a loaded gun in an attempt to escape arrest for drink driving.

A mother and her two toddlers were struck by an allegedly drunk driver while leaving preschool, resulting in serious injuries for one of the children.

Authorities arrested a suspected drunk driver in Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland, who was allegedly nearly four times over the legal limit while picking up children from school.

A wanted man drove under the influence, claiming to have only consumed an energy drink, according to Plzeň police.

The article discusses the risks of counterfeit alcohol and contaminated ice during Brazil's Carnival season, emphasizing the difficulty in identifying harmful adulterations.

A dangerous online challenge known as the Red Dolphin is reported to be threatening Czech youth with intimidation and coercion, potentially leading to severe psychological distress or self-harm.

Ryanair has advised passengers against carrying a certain type of alcoholic drink on planes due to safety regulations.

A truck carrying soft drinks overturned on RJ-106 in Iguaba Grande, leaving one passenger injured.

The Finnish Food Authority has issued a recall of a batch of Thai Slinmy herbal tea due to the presence of the carcinogenic substance dantron, which is banned in the EU.

In Šatrininkai village near Vilnius, a driver of a Toyota Avensis caused a double accident while severely intoxicated with a blood alcohol level of 2.56, with another accident recorded earlier in the morning with even higher intoxication levels.

The Consumer Affairs Agency warns of health hazards after incidents where families inadvertently drank from emptied beverage bottles that had been used to store detergents and disinfectants.

Residents of Zweibrücken-Mörsbach are advised not to drink tap water due to an unusual smell, although health authorities do not consider it a safety threat.

Transport Minister Lilian Greenwood emphasized the need to reduce the drink-drive limit in order to prevent fatalities, citing personal experiences with families affected by such tragedies.

A new road safety strategy proposes lowering the drink-driving limit, enforcing stricter seatbelt penalties, and requiring regular eye tests for drivers over 70.

Waitrose has issued a warning for customers to return large bottles of Deeside mineral water due to potential contamination with shards of glass.

Waitrose is recalling its No1 Deeside Mineral and Sparkling Water due to possible glass fragments found in the bottles, urging consumers not to consume the affected products.

People are being cautioned against a potentially costly error while enjoying Bailey's Irish cream liqueur during Christmas celebrations.