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Live chat: As we learn more details about the partial condo collapse in Surfside, Florida, Palm Beach Post journalists will be available to help answer your questions. Join us for a live chat on Tuesday, June 29, at 1 p.m. EDT. Submit your questions in advance here.  Erick D’Moura was visiting his girlfriend near Surfside late Wednesday night when he decided to take a dip in the water. With wet shorts on and no change of clothes, he was in his girlfriend's driveway around 11:30 p.m. planning to go home, put on some dry clothes and prepare for a gym session the next morning. But his girlf...

Florida building collapse update: Death toll climbs to 9; 152 still missing as rescue teams from Israel, Mexico search for residents Trevor Hughes, Wendy Rhodes and Elinor Aspegren, USA TODAY Surfside residents detail heartbreaking moment condo building partially collapsed Replay Video UP NEXT SURFSIDE, Fla. – The painstaking and dangerous search for survivors from a condo building collapse continued Sunday in a seaside town north of Miami Beach, as families and community members held out hope that the 152 missing would be found alive.  "We just need a few more miracles e...

Florida building collapse: Death toll climbs to 9 as searchers hope to find survivors; families of missing taken to condo site Trevor Hughes, Wendy Rhodes and Elinor Aspegren, USA TODAY Surfside residents detail heartbreaking moment condo building partially collapsed Replay Video UP NEXT SURFSIDE, Fla. – The painstaking and dangerous search for survivors from a condo building collapse continued Sunday in a seaside town north of Miami Beach, as families and community members held out hope that the 152 missing would be found alive.  "We just need a few more miracles each da...

Searchers dug a 40-foot-deep trench through the site to assist with their efforts. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said rescue work is proceeding slowly in part because the 136-unit building's rubble itself has "forensic" value. SURFSIDE, Fla. – The painstaking and dangerous search for survivors from a condo building collapse continued Sunday in a seaside town north of Miami Beach, as families and community members held out hope that the 152 missing would be found alive.  "We just need a few more miracles each day," Seaside Mayor Charles Burkett said at a Sunday afternoon press conference. Nine...