Person taken to hospital after ingesting hand sanitiser supplied by Australia’s largest privately owned hotel chain

This incident highlights significant lapses in safety regulations regarding hand sanitiser products, especially during a time when such items are in high demand due to public health concerns. The presence of methanol, a toxic substance, in a product intended for sanitization not only poses serious health risks but also calls into question the quality control measures employed by manufacturers and suppliers. It underscores the need for stricter regulatory frameworks to ensure consumer safety.