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Authorities in Florida, United States, on Thursday (8) identified the body Sofia Lopez Moreira, sister of the chief’s wife ParaguayAnd the Mario Abdo Benitez. The sister of Paraguay’s first lady is one of the 64 victims found so far Under the ruins of the Champlain South Towers, a collapsed building in Surfside in the Miami area.
In addition to Sophia, investigators also identified the bodies of her husband, Louis Bittengel, and the couple’s youngest son. It remains to identify the couple’s other two children and the sixth person of Paraguayan descent who was with them. This information is from the newspaper “ABC Color”, citing Paraguay consultant Euclid Azevedo.
Local authorities said the number rose to 64 this Thursday, when a building collapsed in Surfside, Miami. The day before, Florida authorities admitted that it was impossible to find survivors and that efforts were now to “recover the bodies.”
at most 76 people are still missing They may be under the rubble after two weeks of searching.
Video: Search teams provide a minute of silence for the victims of the Miami collapse
Rescue workers held a minute’s silence on Wednesday in honor of the avalanche victims (see video above).
‘First paramedics are looking for their friends’
Paramedics pray while searching for the ruins of the Champlain Towers South building in Surfside (Florida, USA) on Wednesday (7) – Photo: Jose A Iglesias / Miami Herald via AP
“Everyone’s heart beats for those who wait for answers,” Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniela Levine said Wednesday in a moving statement.
“This is our community, our neighbors, our families,” Levine said. “First responders are looking for their friends and family.”
Sunday evening, the authorities Demolition of the remaining part of the apartment building which partially collapsed about two weeks ago, Fearing that Elsa’s storm will cause the temple to collapse.
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