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Surfside condo showed failure weeks before collapse

Investigators: Surfside condo showed failure weeks before collapse

The June 2021 partial collapse of an Miami Beach oceanfront condominium tower that killed nearly 100 people began three weeks before the building completely failed, federal investigators announced Monday.

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Surfside collapse was slow-motion failure weeks in making, report says

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NIST: Structural failures began weeks before Surfside condo collapse that killed 98

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South Florida marks 5 years since Surfside's Champlain Towers collapse as families still seek answers

Residents, family members and community leaders gathered early Wednesday morning in Surfside to mark five years since the collapse of Champlain Towers South, a tragedy that killed 98 people and foreve...

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Champlain Towers South collapse survivor "eternally grateful" for those who saved her life

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Surfside condo collapse that killed 98 began weeks before disaster, report finds

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Deadly Surfside Condo Collapse Stemmed From Flaws Dating Back to 1981, Probe Finds

The deadly 2021 partial collapse of a condominium building in Surfside, FL, was rooted in severe design and construction flaws.

Surfside families frustrated as new Champlain Towers collapse findings offer few answers before 5-year memorial

Federal investigators link weeks of deterioration to the Champlain Towers collapse, but victims' families say the new findings leave many questions unanswered.

New findings reveal corrosion and design flaws behind Surfside collapse

Investigators, in new information released about the condo that collapsed five years ago, found "no evidence of any specific initiating event."

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Torch Lit in Remembrance of Surfside Building Collapse Victims on 5th Anniversary

Miami first responders and community members lit a torch on the fifth anniversary of the Surfside building collapse on Wednesday, June 24, to honor the 98 people who were killed and to show support