Drinks laced with methanol have turned a dream holiday into a living nightmare for two Aussie teens and their loved ones.

The two Australian teenagers who have been left fighting for their lives after reportedly consuming cocktails laced with methanol while travelling through Southeast Asia have been named.

Two Melbourne teenagers are on life support in Thailand after suspected methanol poisoning during a gap year trip in Laos.

One of the Australian teenagers fighting for life in Thailand after drinking a cocktail laced with methanol posted on social media about her trip of a lifetime just weeks before the tragedy.

Bianca Jones and Holly Bowles did not leave their dorm room for 24 hours after a night out drinking in Vang Vieng, Laos. The pair, who were staying at the Nana Backpacker Hostel, reported feeling unwell last Wednesday and failed to check out as scheduled.

Tourists are taking extra safety precautions as two Australian teens fight for life in hospital following suspected methanol poisoning in Laos. Friends Bianca Jones and Holly Bowles, both aged 19, had been staying at a hostel near Laos’ capital Vientiane when they fell critically ill in a suspected mass methanol drink-spiking event.

Two Australian teenagers are fighting for their lives in Thailand after a suspected methanol poisoning in neighbouring Laos, with the family of one them saying they were struggling to comprehend what had happened.

The family of an Australian woman gravely ill in Thailand is praying for her, after she and her best friend suffered apparent methanol poisoning in Laos.