‘I have a kid and I’m lost’

Marija Taseva enjoyed a night outside his sister at Pulse Club in Kocani, North Macedonia, on Saturday when disaster was hit.

They look at DNK, a popular hip-hop duo in the country, If a fire is broken killing at least 59 people and injured 155 more.

“Everyone begins to scream and shout ‘out, get out!'” The 19-year-old tells reuters.

People who seek to escape the flames but have only one exit for about 500 people, as the other door behind the back area is locked.

“I don’t know how I ended up on the ground, I couldn’t get up and at that time the people started with me,” says Ms Taseva.

He finally made a safe, but his brother didn’t.

“My brother died. I was saved and he didn’t.”

Ten suspects are believed to be responsible for fire – including officials from ministers that provide this license “- arrested.

The fire begins around 02:30 local time (01:30 GMT) on Sunday when sparks from pyrotechnic devices have been hit by the ceiling, made of the slammable toskovski material.

Defined as an “improvised nightclub” at the local press, the place, located in a city surrounding 100km (60 miles), no strong operating license, says Tuskovski.

It used to be a warehouse carpet, and the police watched if the bribery and corruption were involved in the fire.

“Most of the dead suffered wounds from the stampede that happened to discomfort while trying to get out,” the head of Kocani Hospital, Kristina Serafimovska, told the reporters.

“Seventy patients burn and dug carbon monoxide,” he said, according to the AFP News Agency.

Vladislav Gruev, a specialist in reconstruction and plastic operations at the university clinic for surgical disorders.

“Most of them have many wounds of burning, more than 18% of the body, second and third degree burned in the head, neck, arms above, and fingers,” he said.

Sundays inspects show many “abnormalities” in the area, including the “disadvantaged” system in public properutor arsjana arivana arrovanska.

Talking outside the hospital, the red cross volunteer mustaova said that most of the dead are young.

“Inside where they indicate the victims, the more severe the situation. You see that parents are also young, at age 18 or 20.”

“The situation is cruel, chaos, stories are very sad, and unfortunately many young people are lost.”

A man, whose niece was injured by fire, said some people could not find their children.

Many are angry and looking for answers, such as From Stojanov, who lost his only child in the fire.

“Let me tell you in front of everything. Talk to me. I’m a dead person, all of Europe is lost … Europe should know,” he said to journalists.

“After this tragedy, what should my life for? I don’t need it.

“I have only one child and I’m lost.”

The President of North Macedonia, Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova, said there must be accountable.

“No one is responsible for this time the law, the law, justice and punishment,” he said.

“There is no more than human life, particularly young life.”

The most severely injured was made for the treatment of specialized clinics in Bulgaria, Greece, Serbia and Turkey, he added.

The government expresses seven days of national mourning, and it will make an emergency session as part of the continuing reviews of how the incident occurred.