The media always finds a mooron, "Mother of Surfside building collapse victim lashes out at DeSantis for not 'doing enough'"

SURFSIDE, Fla. – Gov. Ron DeSantis was standing in a large room 
at the Grand Beach Hotel Surfside on Saturday when an official 
said search-and-rescue teams had found human remains. A group of 
relatives started sobbing.

A distraught mother stood up in front of a group of relatives 
and she faced the group of officials. Crews have been working 
overnight, through the rain, and even at the risk of being 
trapped in one of the many spontaneous fires.

Facing the pancaked concrete in front of an unstable structure 
has been a tedious and delicate process for a team of experts. 
And the last few days, have been an excruciatingly agonizing 
wait for the families of the victims.

“It’s not enough,” a distraught mother told DeSantis. “Imagine 
if your children were in there. You are going to leave here and 
you are going to take a nice picture. I know you are doing 
everything you can, but it’s not enough.”

The families’ nightmare began after the northern section of the 
12-story Champlain Towers South crumbled shortly before 2 a.m. 
on Thursday at 8777 Collins Ave. Magally Ramsey’s mother, 
Magally Delgado, 80, lived on the 9th floor.

“It’s really difficult for some families regardless to hear that 
because people want to start understanding where those victims 
are regardless of what that outcome is,” Ramsey said, adding 
that she hasn’t lost hope that there could be “a miracle.”

On Saturday evening, the Miami-Dade Police Department released 
the identities of four of the five people who officials 
confirmed died after the building collapse. They were Stacie 
Dawn Fang, 54, Antonio Lozano, 83, Gladys Lozano, 79, and Manuel 
“Manny” LaFont, 54.

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said there were still 156 
people who were unaccounted for.

The death toll will continue to rise. Search-and-rescue teams 
found a body and human remains in the rubble on Saturday, and 
the Medical Examiner’s Office had yet to identify them when the 
police made the announcement.

Family reunification center
The town is hosting those who are waiting for information about 
unaccounted relatives at the Grand Beach Hotel Surfside, at 9449 
Collins Ave. Levine Cava said there are two daily briefings for 
relatives.

For information or to report the status of a loved one who is 
unaccounted for, call 305-614-1819 or 305-993-1071.

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