Drone footage shows Surfside condo collapse site in Florida, one year later | USA TODAY
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as posted by the channelA condo in Surfside, Florida collapsed on June 24, 2021, killing ninety-eight people. This drone footage shows the condo collapse site one year later.
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The 12-story Champlain Towers South condominium collapsed in the early hours of June 24, almost instantly destroying dozens of individual condo units and burying victims under tons of rubble. Rescuers spent weeks carefully digging through mountains of concrete, first to find survivors and later to recover the remains of those who died. Ninety-eight people were killed.
The condominium building was in Surfside, a town just north of Miami Beach. The little-known enclave comprises a mix of older homes and condos similar to the collapsed tower, built decades ago for the middle class, and recently erected luxury condos drawing the wealthy. That includes Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, who live about a block north of the collapsed condo.
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