Embassy of Spain in RMV: The seven injured people from Kocani who are receiving treatment in Spain are in stable condition

All seven injured in the fire at the discotheque in Kocani are in stable condition, and were transported to Spain for treatment yesterday, according to the Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain in the country.

"The patients arrived yesterday, initial medical checks were carried out, they are in stable condition and the treatment and recovery process has already begun in the aforementioned hospitals," the Embassy emphasizes. 

At the same time, the Embassy shares the information that the King of Spain, Felipe VI, has sent a telegram of condolences to President Gordana Siljnovska-Davkova on the occasion of the tragedy in Kocani.

"With deep sorrow I learned about the tragic event that occurred as a result of the fire at the "Puls" discotheque in Kocani, during a concert, where at least 59 people lost their lives and dozens of others were injured. On my personal behalf, on behalf of the Government and people of Spain, I express my deepest condolences and express my full solidarity with the people of North Macedonia. Together with the Queen, we send our sincere support to the families of the deceased and best wishes for a speedy recovery for the injured," the telegram says.

The Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain in the country announced yesterday that seven people injured in the fire at the discotheque in Kocani have been transported to Spain by medical plane from Norway.

"Following the tragedy in Kocani, a medical plane provided by Norway flew from Skopje to Madrid, transporting seven injured people who will receive medical care in hospitals in La Paz and Getafe. Spain is always close to North Macedonia and stands in solidarity with the victims of the fire, it was announced on the official account of the "X" platform of the Spanish Embassy in the country.

La Paz and Getafe hospitals have nationally and internationally recognized centers for the care of burn patients.