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As condo crashed down, they escaped through smoke and ruin
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1of6This Wednesday, June 23, 2021, photo provided by Albert Aguero shows him, his wife, Janette; 14-year-old daughter, Athena, and 22-year-old son, Justin Willis, vacationing in the Miami area from New Jersey. They all were able to escape the building collapse of Champlain Towers South the following day. “When I opened the staircase door and half the staircase was missing, at that point I know we’re racing against time to all get out as a family,” Albert Aguero says. (Albert Aguero via AP)Albert Aguero/APShow MoreShow Less
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As condo crashed down, they escaped through smoke and ruin
In this Sunday, June 27, 2021, image from video, Alfredo Lopez talks about how his family escaped from the Champlain Towers South condo building in Surfside, Fla. Lopez and his wife, Marian, right, were asleep when the first thundering blast jolted them awake. Alfredo rushed to wake his 24-year-old son, Michael. When Alfredo opened the front door that night, half of the building was gone. A jagged 5-foot chunk of flooring barely left enough room to escape. “There was no hallway, no ceiling, no apartments, no walls, nothing.” The 61-year-old froze in terror, unable to move. “I was petrified.