‘I had one child and I lost him’ happymamay

Marija Taseva was enjoying a night with her sister at the Pulse Club in Kocani, northern Macedonia, on Saturday when a disaster was struck.

They were watching DNK, the famous hip -hop duo in the country, When a fire broke out That killed at least 59 people and was injured 155 others.

“Everyone started screaming and screaming,” said 19 -year -old to Reuters. “

People who are desperate tried to escape fire, but there was only one way out for about 500 people, as the only other door was locked at the back of the place.

Ms. Tasifa said: “I do not know how, but I ended up on the ground, and I could not wake up and at that moment people began to travel on me.”

In the end, she managed to reach safety, but her sister did not.

“My sister died. She was saved and she was not.”

Ten suspects believed to be responsible for the fire – including “officials from the ministries that gave this license.”

Interior Minister Panskovsky said that the fire started around 02:30 local time (01:30 GMT) on Sunday when Sparks hit the ceiling fireworks, which was made of very flammable materials.

Toskovsky said that the place in a town about 100 km (60 miles) east of the capital, had no legal license to work in a town located in a town about 100 km (60 miles) east of the capital, had no legal license to work.

It was previously a carpet warehouse, and the police are looking at whether bribery and corruption are linked to fire.

“Most of the dead were wounded by the stampede that caused panic as they were trying to go out,” Christina Seravimovska told reporters.

“Seventy patients suffer from carbon monoxide burns and poisoning,” she said, according to news agency.

Vladislav Gove, a restorative and plastic surgery specialist at the University Surgical Clinic, was treated.

He said: “Most of them suffer from large -scale injuries in burning, over the surface body area by 18 %, second and third degree burns on the head, neck, upper stem, upper ends – hands and fingers.”

On Sunday, the spokeswoman for the Public Prosecutor’s Office, Biliana Arsovska, said on Sunday showed many “deformities”, including “palaces” in the lighting and lighting system.

Speaking outside the hospital, the Red Cross volunteer Mustafa said that the majority of those who died were young.

“At home where they determine the victims, the situation is much worse. You see that parents are also very young, in the 1940s. Their children are 18 or 20 years old.”

“The situation is brutal, messy, the stories are very sad, and unfortunately many young life are lost.”

A man who had his nephew in the fire said that some people were unable to locate their children.

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

“Let me tell you in front of everyone. Photography for me. I am a dead man, I lost everything … you must know the entire Europe,” he told reporters.

“After this tragedy, what do I need this life? I don’t need it.

“I had one child and I lost it.”

North Macedonia, Gordana Silganovska-Dikova, said there should be accountability for what happened.

“None of the officials should avoid law, justice and punishment as well,” she said.

“Nothing deserves more than human life, especially little life.”

She added that the most serious injury to treatment in specialized clinics in Bulgaria, Greece, Serbia and Turkey.

The government announced seven days of national mourning, and the emergency session will be held as part of the ongoing investigations on how the accident is revealed.