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An Indian-American couple and their one-year-old child are among more than 150 people who are still missing after the Miami building collapse. A part of a 12-storey residential building in the US state of Florida had collpased on Thursday.
Search and rescue teams have been scouring the site, where at least 11 people have been confirmed killed, officials said on Monday.
42-year-old Vishal Patel, his 38-year-old wife Bhavna Patel and their 1-year-old daughter Aishani Patel are believed to be among the missing, their niece Sarina Patel told CNN. She added that Bhavna Patel is four months pregnant.
They were home at the time the collapse took place, she said. "We have tried calling them countless times and there's just been no answers, text messages, nothing. They haven't contacted anybody," Sarina Patel said.
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Indian American couple among 150 missing after US building collapse

An Indian-American couple and their one-year-old child are among more than 150 people who are still missing after the Miami beachfront building collapse.

An Indian-American couple and their one-year-old child are among more than 150 people who are still missing after the Miami building collapse. A part of a 12-storey residential building in the US state of Florida had collpased on Thursday.
Search and rescue teams have been scouring the site, where at least 11 people have been confirmed killed, officials said on Monday.
42-year-old Vishal Patel, his 38-year-old wife Bhavna Patel and their 1-year-old daughter Aishani Patel are believed to be among the missing, their niece Sarina Patel told CNN. She added that Bhavna Patel is four months pregnant.
They were home at the time the collapse took place, she said. "We have tried calling them countless times and there's just been no answers, text messages, nothing. They haven't contacted anybody," Sarina Patel said.
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An Indian-American couple and their one-year-old child are among more than 150 people who are still missing after the Miami building collapse.

More than 80 fire and rescue units were on the scene after a 12-storey building collapsed in Miami, early on Thursday. While there were no confirmed reports of death or injury so far, vidoes show a pile of rubble with debris spilling down from what was left of the building.The reason for the collapse is not clear yet. The Miami Police and Fire authorities are conducting search and rescue operations for people who may be trapped. Reports say one woman died, at least eight people were injured and there are fears that others are trapped in the debris. Authorities have not given details of how many people lived in the building.

At least 1 dead, many feared trapped under debris after building collapse in Miami

At least 1 dead, reports say many feared trapped under debris after 12-storey building collapse in Miami

12-storey building collapses in Miami, many feared trapped under debris
More than 80 fire and rescue units at the scene, no confirmed reports of death
Reason for the building collapse is not clear yet, reports say at least 8 injured
Miami Police and Fire authorities conducting search and rescue operations
Authorities have not given details of how many people lived in the building

More than 80 fire and rescue units were on the scene after a 12-storey building collapsed in Miami, early on Thursday. While there were no confirmed reports of death or injury so far, vidoes show a pile of rubble with debris spilling down from what was left of the building. The reason for the collapse is not clear yet. The Miami Police and Fire authorities are conducting search and rescue operations for people who may be trapped. Reports say one woman died, at least eight people were injured and there are fears that others are trapped in the debris. Authorities have not given details of how many people lived in the building.

Biden wants 2nd debate postponed if Trump doesn't recuperate

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden&nbsp;on Monday said that they should scrap the secon&nbsp;presidential debate that was scheduled to be held in Miami. Biden&nbsp;gave this statement after President Donald trump tested positive soon after the first presidential debate in Ohio.&nbsp;
Trump was diagnosed with&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;on Friday, Oct. 2 and the next debate is scheduled for Oct. 15 in Miami.&nbsp;
Biden added that future debates should follow &ldquo;very strict guidelines&rdquo; and everyone would follow the advice of doctors if the debate commences.
In a tweet Tuesday morning, Trump indicated that he would not re schedule the&nbsp;debate despite his illness.

Biden to re schedule the presidential debate after Trump's illness

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden&nbsp;on Monday said that the&nbsp;second&nbsp;presidential debate scheduled in Miami should be postponed if President Donald Trump does not recuperate from Covid-19.&nbsp;Trump was diagnosed with&nbsp;Covid-19 last week and the next debate is scheduled for October 15.&nbsp;
Biden said future debates should follow 'very strict Covid-19 guidelines' and everyone would follow the advice of doctors if the debate commences.
In a tweet Tuesday morning, Trump indicated that he would not re-schedule the&nbsp;debate despite his infection.

Gonzalo Higuain arrives in Miami ahead of move to MLS

Higuain expected to sign a 2-year-deal with Inter Miami

Argentinean striker Gonzalo Higuain&nbsp;arrived in Miami ahead of a potential move to Major League Soccer.&nbsp;The 32-year-old is expected to sign a 2-year-deal with Inter Miami&nbsp;following his departure from&nbsp;Juventus. The Italian giants had&nbsp;terminated his contract with a year left. Having agreed personal terms with the club with a medical set to follow shortly,&nbsp;Higuain looks almost certain to join David Beckham's expansion side in Florida.&nbsp;Higuain would be Inter's second big signing from Juventus in recent weeks after the club secured the services of World Cup winner Blaise Matuidi.
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