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Taravari on the tragedy in Kocani: 18 injured are in critical condition

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148 people have been hospitalized following the tragedy at the "Puls" discotheque in Kocani, where 51 people lost their lives after a fire broke out in the facility.

Health Minister Arben Taravari announced that 18 are in critical condition, reports KosovaPress.

"They will show the number but it is not official and certain, so far there are 148 patients who are under care in hospitals in Macedonia. There are 31 in surgical clinics. In Children's Surgery 4, in "KARIL" 16. In Plastic Surgery 11. In the City Surgery there are 27 patients, in "8 Shtatori" there are 17 patients. In Shtip there are 39 patients and in Kocani there are 30 patients as well. Some patients are in critical condition, about 18 patients", stated Taravari, among other things.

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