Rubble, Narrow Voids, Storms: The Dangerous Rescue Effort in Miami
The death toll rose to 11 as search-and-rescue teams continued to sort through pulverized steel and dig through concrete boulders.
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The death toll rose to 11 as search-and-rescue teams continued to sort through pulverized steel and dig through concrete boulders.
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