The State Prosecutor’s Office of North Macedonia announced today that the investigation into the tragedy at the Puls disco in Kočani has been expanded to include 19 new people, including Minister ...

Aleksandar Gavrilovski (29) is the 61st victim of the catastrophic fire at the Pulse night club in Kočani.

North Macedonia's health minister says a critically injured burn victim from a nightclub fire last month in an eastern town ...

The death toll from a nightclub fire in North Macedonia last month has risen to 60 after a critically injured burn victim ...

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In the early morning hours of March 16, fire engulfed a discotheque called Club Pulse in Kočani, North Macedonia, resulting in the deaths of 59 people and injuring over 150. While the country and the ...

Some of the protesters held a banner that read, "The system is next". The deadly fire that erupted in the eastern town of Kočani on 16 March occurred while pyrotechnics were being used at an indoor ...

Sheba Medical Center in Ramat Gan has sent a medical delegation to North Macedonia in the wake of the devastating fire at a nightclub in the city of Kočani, which killed at least 59 people and injured ...

March 21 (Reuters) - Thirteen people including a former government minister were remanded in custody for 30 days in North Macedonia on Friday over a nightclub blaze, believed to have been caused ...

Fifty-nine people were killed and nearly 200 others were injured in the blaze that ripped through Club Pulse in the eastern town of Kočani during a hip-hop concert last Sunday, in one of Europe's ...

The "Pulse" nightclub, which local media reports described as a former carpet warehouse, had only two fire extinguishers and no fire alarm, Kocevski said. The ceiling was made of flammable materials ...

The fire at the "Puls" discotheque in Kočani claimed 59 lives, and the investigation into the causes of the accident is ongoing. So far, 20 people have been questioned, while eight have been detained.