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Remaining portion of collapsed Surfside, Florida condo demolished as search for victims continues Search and rescue operations continued in Surfside, Florida over the weekend as the total death count from the collapse of the Champlain Towers South condo on June 24 rose to 27, with three additional bodies discovered late Sunday night. As of Monday, 118 people remained unaccounted for, according to Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. The search for surviving victims resumed after the re...

Updated: Jul 2 2021, 20:19 ET Invalid Date, THE death toll from the Miami condo disaster rose to 22 on Friday - as exhausted rescuers brace for incoming Hurricane Elsa this weekend. Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said 126 remained unaccounted for as of Friday evening - adding that she signed an emergency order to tear down the crumbling remains of Chamberlain Towers South. Read our Miami Beach building collapse live blog for the very latest news and updates... 9 9 Dade County may...

By: Keelin Ferris Thursday, June 24, a 12-story residential building in Surfside, FL, partially collapsed. A week later, the Bidens arrived on site, and though 145 people are still missing, rescue efforts had to be paused due to safety concerns. At about 1:30 a.m., the south section of the Champlain Towns crumbled. Sadly, 18 people have now been confirmed dead, and as each day passes, hopes of finding survivors dwindle. Pause On Rescue Efforts Due to concerns regarding the stability of the rem...

Updated: 18:14 ET, Jul 2 2021 A MIAMI firefighter found the body of his own daughter while assisting in the search-and-rescue efforts at the site of a collapsed condo building on Thursday night. The girl, identified by family members as seven-year-old Stella Cattarossi, was pulled from the rubble in Surfside while her father was helping to sift through the wreckage, Local 10 reported. 15 15 Stellas dad, her uncle, and other rescuers who helped recover her body then escorted the girls remains t...

4:29 P.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Good afternoon, folks. Let me begin by saying that the degree of cooperation between local, state, and federal officials down here has been remarkable. I want to thank our FEMA Director for leading this national effort. But Governor DeSantis, Senators Rubio and Scott, Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, and Mayor Cava — Cava — they’ve been — they’ve all cooperated in ways that I haven’t seen in a long time. And it’s really a testament to — t...

Updated: Jul 2 2021, 1:08 ET Invalid Date, A TRAPPED woman was heard screaming for hours from the rubble of the collapsed Miami condo building, it was revealed on Thursday. Miami-Dade County Fire Chief Alan Cominsky spoke about the feelings of defeat rescue crews are experiencing a week after the Champlain Towers South building collapsed. 6 6 Fire Chief Alan Cominsky said crews werent able to reach a woman in the rubble they heard shoutingCredit: Fox13 Cominsky explained that during the initia...

Locals send concerns about building inspections to area municipalities Author: Jennifer Titus, Lauren Powell Published: 4:29 PM EDT June 29, 2021 Updated: 6:21 PM EDT June 29, 2021 Concerns about the June 24 condo building collapse in Surfside are rippling back to the Tampa Bay area for some people living high above ground. 10 Investigates obtained new emails from people living in the Bay area who are worried and searching for answers. “Here we ...

REVEALED: Developers of doomed Miami condo tower were accused of PAYING OFF officials to get permits as Miami urges inspections of all buildings taller than six stories and over 40 years old within 45 days Developers of the Miami tower that collapsed were previously accused by building rivals of paying off officials to get permits, according to a Washington Post  investigation The developers bypassed a construction moratorium in 1979 by agreeing to pick up half of the $400,000 sewer repair tab...

Miami-Dade fire rescue chief Andy Alvarez got chocked up talking about rescue efforts at the site of the collapsed Miami condo, as emergency personnel are beginning to find human remains

Authorities identified Antonio Lozano, 83, his wife Gladys Lozano, 79, Manny Lafont, 54 and Stacy Fang, 54, as four of the five people who died in the deadly Miami condo collapse.