More than 100 people were hurt and 59 people were killed early on Sunday in Kocani, North Macedonia, when flames blew up the roof over a live group.
According to interior secretary Pance Toskovski, arrest warrants have been issued for four people in connection with the blaze. The owner of the team has been taken into custody, according to the state news agency Mia. A band was playing on level flanked by two flares, whose bright sparks lit the ceiling in one video. In a worried jump to the escapes, friends and family were separated.
Survivor Marija Taseva, 22, said,” All was trying to protect themselves. Taseva fell as she attempted to run away, and she was run over by citizens, causing her to have a broken face. She lost communication with her girl, who is still missing, in the dash. She said,” We can’t get her in any hospital.”
Toskovski claimed that “pyrotechnic products” that ignited the fireplace were the cause of the fire. According to health secretary Arben Taravari, 148 people were hospitalized in Skopje, Kocani, and nearby cities, and 18 others were in critical condition.
Some people were transported for care to neighboring Bulgaria, Serbia, and Greece, according to officials.
Five lawyers do look into the flames, according to public prosecutor Ljupco Kocevski. Some people were being interviewed, according to Kocevski, and requests have been issued for the collection of evidence. As vehicles rushed from the field, firefighters diduse the burned-out and smoking entrance to” Signal” nightclub before dawn, according to footage from a neighborhood broadcaster. This is a challenging and very sad moment for Macedonia, according to PM Hristijan Mickoski. The suffering of people, loved ones, and associates is incomparable, and the loss of so many young lives is irreversible.
