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Influencer dies after downing a bottle of whisky in one go in paid viral challenge

The party organizer, Ekkachart "Em" Meephrom, allegedly proposed the challenge, offering Thanakarn 30,000 baht (approximately 840 euros).

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Influencer dies after downing a bottle of whisky in one go in paid viral challenge

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