The North Macedonian Interior Ministry is investigating a catastrophic nightclub fire that resulted in 59 deaths after stage pyrotechnics ignited flammable materials. Prosecutor Ljupco Kocevski revealed significant safety violations, including a locked emergency exit and inadequate fire safety measures. Over 20 individuals, including government officials and nightclub management, face potential criminal charges for serious public safety offenses. The investigation highlights systemic failures in adherence to safety regulations, contributing to the tragedy at Club Pulse in Kocani.
State prosecutor Ljupco Kocevski stated the nightclub lacked proper exits, fire extinguishers, and alarms, leading to significant safety breaches resulting in numerous fatalities.
Authorities arrested over 20 individuals, including nightclub officials, citing severe public safety violations and potential criminal liability for the tragic fire incident.
The club, which was formerly a carpet warehouse, had only one improvised exit, which was locked, indicating major systemic failures in safety regulations.
Kocevski emphasized the serious offenses against public security, as the absence of essential safety measures led to a catastrophic event claiming 59 lives.
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