US EditionFire at North Macedonia Nightclub Kills Over 51, Injured Another 100
- A fire in Kocani, North Macedonia, during a concert killed 59 people and injured 155, as reported by Interior Minister Panche Toshkovski.
- Officials stated that pyrotechnics caused the fire, leading to panic and a stampede.
- Health Minister Arben Taravari mentioned offers of assistance from neighboring countries, including Greece and Bulgaria, to aid the injured.
- The venue was reportedly operating without a proper license, leading to an investigation in which fifteen individuals were detained for questioning, according to Interior Minister Panche Toshkovski.
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59 people died, 155 were injured. The Prosecutor's Office: 'Everything was illegal'. Bar and cars of the owner of the restaurant destroyed (ANSA)
Slovenia will also help those injured in Saturday's tragedy in Kočani, North Macedonia. Four patients with severe burns will be treated in our hospitals. Two patients are expected at the Ljubljana Clinical Center in the evening, while the other two are expected to be treated in Maribor.
The European Union is showing its solidarity after yesterday's tragic fire in Kocani and has responded to North Macedonia's request to activate the Civil Protection Mechanism, the European Commission's spokesperson for social rights and capabilities, preparedness, equality, culture and health, Eva Hrncirova, informed today. "We have reacted immediately and have offered to evacuate patients with severe burns. Nine European countries Croatia, Gree…
When everything calmed down, the bodies lay one on top of the other.
Because the complex treatment of burnt offerings overburdens the capacities of northern Macedonia, many of these patients are taken abroad. Brussels helps, but also countries outside the EU.
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