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A minor who was present at the discotheque in Kocani on the tragic night has recounted the event before and after the fire broke out.
She claimed that during big concerts there were always pyrotechnics.
"Everyone was filming, everyone thought it was a joke, they didn't think it would spread so quickly. They didn't take it seriously. When the singer screamed, I immediately went outside. There was a lot of commotion in front of the door, people were running, I don't know how I got out. Some stayed until the end, they thought nothing would happen," said the minor.
The police were also present on the critical night, and, according to the minor, they did not help enough.
According to her, there have always been minors in this discotheque and it has been common for minors to enter the discotheque if they pay a ticket.
"Every weekend I go to the disco. That night there were a lot of people, 50% more than allowed. Many people I know who are now injured, get in without tickets. Even though they say 500 have been sold, a lot of people get in without tickets," she said.
Otherwise, on the tragic night of March 16, 59 people lost their lives in this discotheque, including 6 minors, and over 200 were injured./Klan Macedonia
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