34 people, including former ministers and officials, have been charged over the devastating Pulse nightclub fire in North Macedonia that killed 62 people
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Prosecutor Ljupco Kocevski has announced that 34 people, including the club owner and former ministers, have been indicted for their role in the Pulse nightclub fire that occurred on March 16 and killed 62 people. The indictment, filed at the Kocani Magistrate's Court, outlines serious breaches of safety regulations, including insufficient firefighting equipment. The prosecutor said the negligence of these officials contributed to the tragedy, recalling the fire at the Colectiv nightclub in Bucharest. People protested after the tragedy, destroying the club owner's restaurant.
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Macedonia de Nord: Procurorii au pus sub acuzare 34 de persoane, printre care foști miniștri, pentru incendiul din clubul Pulse
Incendiul din clubul de noapte din Macedonia: 34 de persoane au fost trimise în judecată
34 de persoane din Macedonia de Nord, printre care printre care se numără foşti miniştri şi înalţi funcţionari, trimise în faţa justiţiei în urma anchetei privind incendiul izbucnit într-un club de noapte, soldat cu 62 de morți și 200 de răniți
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