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After more than a day of work, the FDNY was able to remove the trapped body of the garage manager who died during the Tuesday afternoon collapse of a Financial District parking deck, fire officials said.

The Army promptly disclosed the death of Pvt. Ana Basaldua Ruiz. But not until Tuesday did it confirm that a second female GI died the same day.

The mechanical pooch named Spot was used in place of human firefighters after the structural integrity of the nearly 100-year-old building at 57 Ann St. was deemed unsafe, the department said.

For the first time, the FDNY deployed a robotic dog to search for survivors after a parking garage collapsed in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday afternoon.

Fdny completes its work. >> steve: question for you, cover of "new york post" says get out, terrifying cries as manhattan parking garage collapses, killing one. sounds like the cars on the roof were contributing factor. how long did it take for the cars on the top to pancake down? would people have time to get out if it happened in 10 seconds? >> again, i think we need to put ourselves in that situation and think about what is logically happening when you park yourself in a garage, do you think ...

Preliminary FDNY reports said Wednesday that the catastrophic collapse of a Financial District parking garage was likely caused by the building's age and the number of cars on its top deck -- as the Manhattan District Attorney's Office opened a probe into the disaster.

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