Biden To Visit Site Of Collapsed Florida Condo On Thursday
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Two more bodies were recovered from the rubble Monday, five days after the 12-story building’s sudden structural failure.
President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will visit Surfside, Florida, on Thursday, as the search for survivors of a condo collapse in the beachside community approaches the one-week point. Biden told reporters he hoped to visit “as soon as we can” as he boarded Marine One Tuesday morning, en route to Wisconsin for a meeting on agriculture and rural economic growth. White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters Tuesday aboard Air Force One that the president and first lady “want to thank the heroic first responders, search and rescue teams and everyone who’s been working tirelessly around the clock.”
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