In northern Macedonia, lapses are investigating the fire of the deadly nightclub

While the families of the victims were saddened by the loss of their loved ones and kept standing in hospitals on Monday, the authorities in North Macedonia said that they were investigating a possible official misconduct in the case of a A fatal hell killed at least 59 people.

Officials said the Pulse Club, a nightclub where the fire broke out early on Sunday, was working with an illegal license document, and that it lacks the appropriate escape methods. Officials said the roof of the building was distorted by the fireworks used during a concert. At least 155 people were injured in hell that swept the place.

“I will not get mercy,” Prime Minister Hréstejan Mikuski He said On Sunday, adding, “No person in Macedonia has not broken and a devastating spirit after that.”

Mr. Mikuski, who took power in June, said that the club, which was in Kokani, about 50 miles east of the capital, had a license document issued “for bribery.” He said that the document bears the seal of the economic ministry and the signatures of the former officials there, and that it was “illegally issued.”

“This is the culmination of a bad regime and neglect,” said Mr. Mikuski. 2024 reports As a “serious concern” in the country.

The building, which includes the club club, was registered as an industrial facility – not a place of hospitality – but it still receives a permit from the Ministry of Economy, the Public Prosecutor, Ljupco Kocicevski, He said on Sunday.

Police summoned the former Minister of Economy, Krishnik Picishi, to interrogate, According to MiaThe state -run news agency. Mr. Piccchi did not respond to a request for comment. The officers also detained another official from the ministry, as well as other officials in other government agencies.

Ljupco Papazov, mayor of Kocani, resigned on Monday. He said: “The shock and the fracture that I feel will continue throughout my life.” On Facebook.

Some parents who lost children in hell expressed their anger with Mr. Babazov to maintain a low level the day before. “Why is the mayor not here?” Scream Dragi Stojanov, whose only child died in the fire, in a video of Associated Press.

In a direct message online, Mr. Papazov said he was busy coordinating aid after the tragedy, and that he resigned for unlimited “moral reasons”.

Mr. Stoganov said he had no reason to live after the killing of his 21 -year -old son. “I lost everything,” He said.

The son of Mr. Stoganov was one of the many young people who came to the club to see DNAA common Macedonian group.

The band was also implemented, the lectures were launched around them, and video shows. Officials said that these cabarets were illegally using and seemed to have started the fire. “The fireworks used in a nightclub were brought by the band,” the country’s interior minister, Bang Toskovsky, has been brought in. He said.

He said, “Unfortunately, the person who was responsible for dealing with them died.”

A member of DNK, as other artists, died that night, Biljana Arsovska, a prosecutor spokeswoman, wrote in an email. She said that officials did not finish identifying the victims.

“I feel as if someone hit me with an aluminum bisboul beate.”

She said that her boyfriend, Sarah Brogkovska, died in the fire. Mrs. Brockevska was a professor at the University of Cyril and the University of Methodius in Skopi, who announced her death in A. Facebook Publisher With her picture, she smiles under the man of hot pink hair.

On Monday afternoon, thousands of people gathered at Skopi at the university, in honor of the victims of the fire, The news shots showed. Many also gathered to protest in Kokani, News footage He appears.

Pictures of the victims have already begun to appear on the Macedonian social media, such as an annual book of people whose lives were cut in fire and smoke.

One of them was Peter Ivanovsky, a young man with thick eyebrows and a smile, his university confirmed his death in a Facebook Publisher.

Another, Andrig Lazarov, 25, was a professional football player. Remembered by his team, FC Shkupi, in A. Facebook The picture that showed him toys.

“Many children have suffered,” Simon Sukolov, whose daughter was on the industrial respiratory system after inhaling the smoke, told the Serbian TV channel N1 on Sunday evening.

“Doctors do everything in their power, but there are many injured,” added Mr. Sokolov.

Many, angry and sad, pointed to what they saw as a serious neglect of the club.

“Instead, there was not only one metal door at the back, which was banned from the inside,” said Mr. Cochevski, the public prosecutor.

He added that the nightclub did not have a work. There were only two fire extinguishers, which he said was not enough for the size of the area.

John Hazel The reports contributed.