Eleven people have been killed in the collapse of an apartment building in Florida, USA, and there is little hope of finding a survivor

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Original Title: The collapse of an apartment building in Florida has killed 11 people and there is little hope of finding a survivor

　　up to now,Partial collapse of residential building in Florida, U.S.The death toll from the accident has risen to 11, and 150 people are still missing. The Florida Fire Department said the ongoing search and rescue work is the largest search and rescue operation in the state except for hurricanes.

　　According to reports, the heavy rain and the collapsed thick cement slab hindered the search and rescue work. With the passage of time, the hope of rescuing the survivors has become less and less. At present, rescuers are still using cranes, infrared scanners and other equipment for rescue.

　　The Assistant Fire Chief of Miami-Dade County Jadala said on the 28th that rescuers heard some sounds like knocking during the search and rescue process. This may be caused by the survivors, but it may also be caused by moving metal. Relatives of some missing persons have provided DNA samples to relevant departments, and their families were allowed to go to the scene of the accident on the 27th.

　　Howard Lieberman is a trauma surgeon at a Miami hospital and the head of the search and rescue medical team. A few hours after the incident, Lieberman arrived at the scene.

However, a few days later, few survivors were rescued, which made Lieberman very frustrated.

　　Howard Lieberman, trauma surgeon at Miami Hospital:You think you could have done more,But reality makes you very frustrated,When I think that I have these medical skills,Have an excellent team,Have first-class resources,But there is no way to use it,I feel a little frustrated.

　　At present, the cause of the collapse of the residential building is still under investigation, and experts are investigating possible serious defects in the structure of this building.

Editor in charge: Wang Meng