The families of two Australian women who died after drinking cocktails at a hostel in Laos have expressed anger over the expected charges in the case, calling them 'unacceptable'. The women consumed the drinks at a hostel in Vang Vieng, a popular tourist destination, and later died from suspected methanol poisoning. The incident has drawn international attention to the safety of alcoholic beverages in the region. Relatives of the victims have spoken out against the anticipated legal action, which they believe does not adequately reflect the severity of the deaths. They are demanding a thorough investigation and stricter penalties for those responsible. The local authorities have been probing the case, but the families feel that justice is not being served. The tragedy has sparked discussions about the dangers of methanol in alcoholic drinks, especially in tourist areas where counterfeit spirits are sometimes used. The families' outcry highlights the emotional toll and the need for accountability in such cases.