AKIPRESS.COM - Two Romanian teenagers who were burned in a deadly nightclub blaze in Bucharest have died in British hospitals, bringing the tragedy’s overall death toll to 51.

Elena Beatrice Gagos confirmed the death of her friend Vladut Roberto Andy on Wednesday, his 19th birthday. The St Andrews Center for Burns and Plastic Surgery, Broomfield Hospital, Chelmsford, also confirmed his death, The Star reports.

The A. D. Xenopol high school in Bucharest said Wednesday on its Facebook page that student Elena Nitu, 18, had died in a hospital in Liverpool late Tuesday.

Both teens had been transported by a NATO plane to Britain for specialized treatment for burns sustained in the Oct. 30 fire.

Alex Pascu, the bass guitarist of the Goodbye to Gravity heavy metal band which was playing when the fire broke out, also died Wednesday. The 33-year-old was transferred from a Bucharest hospital to Paris Wednesday in an interior ministry plane to be treated for his burns, but died after the plane landed. The band’s drummer and two guitarists have all died from their injuries. The only surviving member is lead singer Andrei Galut.

Authorities say 76 people remain hospitalized in Bucharest after the fire, 24 of them in serious or critical condition. Another 29 people are being treated in foreign hospitals for burns.