
The Mexican rescuers joining the search for survivors in Surfside
CNN
Rescue specialists from Mexico are joining the massive search for survivors in the wreckage of the Surfside, Florida partial building collapse.
In the disaster zone, assisting local, state and federal rescue crews, is the Mexico-based "Go Team" of Cadena International, a Jewish nonprofit which has responded to more than 1,000 natural disasters and humanitarian crises since 2005. Another rescue team from Mexico on the scene, "Topos Azteca," is a non-profit Mexican group founded after the deadly 1985 Mexico City Earthquake, who are known as experts in massive search and rescue operations around the world. Israel has also deployed a rescue team to assist with rescue and recovery efforts in Florida.
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