My friend works in the funeral industry, and after hearing this, I definitely keep a closer eye on drinks.

He once received a deceased person, and from the onset of illness to passing away, only a week had passed.
He started by drinking a can of soda right from the pull-tab.
The drink itself wasn't a problem, but he drank directly from the can without wiping the opening.
Later, I found out he had contracted rat diabetes.
Many pull-tab cans can be crawled over by cockroaches and mice during storage and transportation,
they may carry mouse urine that’s invisible to the naked eye, but the bacteria definitely exist.
When I received him, he had patches of rashes all over his body, large patches.
My first thought was whether it could be contagious to him.
They wore multiple layers of masks when dressing him, very cautious throughout the process.
Later, I learned that although this disease is low probability, it can be deadly.
Especially during gatherings and New Year celebrations, the drinks and beers at home are all in pull-tab cans.
Whether new, a whole box, or loose, you must wipe the bottle opening before drinking,
or use a straw—don't drink directly from the can. Don't gamble with your life.
A little bit of luck, and a life can be ruined over a can of drink—it's not worth it.
Share this with your family; staying safe is better than anything.