The recent nightclub fire in Kocani, North Macedonia, which occurred during a concert, has left at least 59 people dead and many more injured. The tragedy has sparked widespread mourning, with thousands attending funerals in various cities, particularly in Kocani where 30 victims were buried. Grief was palpable as mourners honored their lost loved ones with flowers, photographs, and emotional tributes. Survivors, such as vocalist Ana Kostadinovska, shared poignant reflections on their loss. The event has united the community in sorrow, prompting protests and calls for remembrance and accountability.
The fire broke out during a concert at the Pulse nightclub in Kocani, killing at least 59 people and injuring 155, evoking grief and protests.
Thousands attended the funerals across North Macedonia, with the main service in Kocani where 30 victims were laid to rest amid profound sorrow.
Ana Kostadinovska, a survivor, expressed her sorrow, stating: 'A part of my second family has left. All that remains is ashes and emptiness.'
Religious services were held by clergy from the Orthodox Church in Kocani, where many mourners were supported by Red Cross and emergency personnel.
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