The authorities ask 15 people at the Pulse Club in North Macedonia, while sad families require answers

Kokani, North Macedonia North Macedonia is wrestling with the loss of dozens of young people in Nightly Corps Hell While trying to bear those responsible for an account and prevent another disaster. Torn fire from the crowded club pulse early on Sunday in the eastern town of Kokani, leaving 59 people dead and 155 burns, inhalation of smoke, and being escaped in the outlet of the single building.

Although the investigation of the fire case continues, the sparkling fiery videos on the stage that hit the club’s roof showed Pulse and ignited the fire with the band’s operation.

People who are not over 16 years old were among the losses, and the nation declared seven days of mourning.

“We are all in shock, and I shocked myself: as a mother, as a person, as a president,” said Macedonian President in North Macedonian Gordana Davkova Siljanovska in a speech to the nation on Sunday night.

She said: “I still cannot believe that the terrible tragedy in Kokani is a reality. I do not know with the words to express my condolences to the fathers and loved ones in the deceased.” “No one should escape law, justice and punishment!

Safety violations, suspected “bribery and corruption”

“We tried to go out through the bathroom, just to find bars (on windows),” 19 -year -old Mariga Tasifa told Associated Press. ))

She suffered from an injury to her face.

The state prosecutor said that the initial inspection of the night end has revealed many violations of the Safety Law, including the absence of emergency exits, the number of enough fire extinguishers, and the inappropriate arrival of emergency vehicles, among other things.

Interior Minister Panch Toskovsky said that 15 people were detained for interrogation after a preliminary inspection revealed that the club was working without a suitable license. He said that the number of people inside the club was at least twice its official capacity of 250.

He told reporters without clarification: “We have the reasons for doubting the presence of bribery and corruption in this case.”

The authorities say they are investigating the allegations of bribery surrounding the nightclub, which was crowded with a double and dual radiance. The government in North Macedonia ordered a three -day comprehensive inspection operation in all nightclubs and a nightclub throughout the country, starting from the two.

North Macedonia shook sadness and anger

The fire, which shook a nation, was 2 million-where it made family bonds close to the personal disaster of many-the latest in a series of deadly nightclub fires around the world.

The country was in mourning while people watched horrific scenes in the town of 25,000 people, where rescuers carried out hours of their dark mission of removing the charred bodies from the club’s pioneers.

The fire caused the collapse of the roof of the monochromatic building in part, and revealed the charred residue of wooden beams and debris.

Parents gathered anxiety outside hospitals in Kokani and the head of the capital, Scopy, about 72 miles west, to get updates about the injured.

Waiting out of the hospital in Kokani, Dragi Stojanov was among those who received awe news stating that his 21 -year -old son, Tomsi, had perished.

“My only child was. I don’t need my life anymore … 150 families have been destroyed,” he told reporters. “Children burn beyond confession. There are bodies, only bodies inside (club) … and heads (from organized crime), just put money in their pockets.”

The Minister of Health, Arbin Tarafari, said that the flags across the country have been reduced to half of the family, and the number of deaths has risen, with 20 of the injured in a critical condition.

Officials said that neighboring and near – Greece, Bulgaria, Serbia and Turkey – have already accepted many people with more serious injuries, while the government was holding talks with many other countries to expand the hospital transport.

“All patients who were transferred abroad are in a stable condition. We hope that it will remain this way and receive positive news from abroad,” Tarafari said on Monday.

My condolences from leaders throughout Europe as well as from the office of Pope Francis in the hospital.

“I have faced a lot of difficult moments and challenges in my life, but today it is the most difficult day in my life,” Prime Minister Hréstejan Mikuski said in a televised speech. “My heart is broken, and I have no power to speak today. I am broken and my soul is broken.”

Late Sunday, Kokani residents were standing in candles to support mourning families, waiting in long lines to the light church candles.

Betty Delovska, an economist from Scooby, said that North Macedonia has not tested a tragedy like this, as dozens of young people disappear in minutes. She noted that many young people who suffer from a bright future have already left the nation, in search of opportunities elsewhere.

“(North) Macedonia is on the bed of her death,” said Delovska. “We do not have more reliable institutions, the health system is completely dismantled, poor education, partisan judicial authority and spoiling even bone … I now believe that God alone can save Macedonia (the north).”