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Search for 4th victim will resume in rubble of collapsed parking garage at Florida college

The Associated Press
October 12, 2012 at 10:36AM
Rescue officials survey damage in the collapsed parking garage at the Miami Dade College West campus in Doral, Fla. Thursday, Oct. 11, 2012. One person is still missing. (AP Photo/J Pat Carter)
Rescue officials survey damage in the collapsed parking garage at the Miami Dade College West campus in Doral, Fla. Thursday, Oct. 11, 2012. One person is still missing. (AP Photo/J Pat Carter) (Colleen Kelly — ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

MIAMI - Crews will continue searching through piles of twisted steel and concrete for a man still missing two days after a parking garage collapsed at Miami Dade College's west campus.

The missing man's family huddled nearby Thursday waiting for word. Police told them it could take days to find someone in the rubble. The search will resume Friday morning, two days after the five-story structure fell to the ground, killing three.

Two workers pulled from the rubble died at a Miami hospital Wednesday. Another man was rescued 13 hours after the collapse, but died a short time later at the hospital.

Officials say eight others were injured when the structure fell around noon Wednesday.

The men worked for subcontractors of Ajax Building Corp., which is handling the construction project.

A five-story parking garage is shown after it collapsed at Miami-Dade College, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2012 in Doral, Fla., killing one worker and trapping two others in the rubble, officials said. Several other workers were hurt, including one rescued from the debris.
A five-story parking garage is shown after it collapsed at Miami-Dade College, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2012 in Doral, Fla., killing one worker and trapping two others in the rubble, officials said. Several other workers were hurt, including one rescued from the debris. (Associated Press - Ap/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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