Rescue workers, families cling to hope for survivors of Florida building collapse | In Pics

Search-and-rescue operations stretched into a sixth day at the site of a collapsed Florida condominium complex where at least 11 people were killed and another 150 were missing and feared dead.

Authorities said it’s still a search-and-rescue operation, but no one has been found alive since hours after the collapse on Thursday.

People stand near a make-shift memorial outside St. Joseph Catholic Church near the Champlain Towers South residential condo in Surfside.

The pancake collapse of the building left layer upon layer of intertwined debris, frustrating efforts to reach anyone who may have survived in a pocket of space.

The collapse has drawn scrutiny of the safety of older high-rise buildings throughout South Florida.

Rachel Spiegel, whose 66-year-old mother, Judy Spiegel, is missing, told Associated Press that she was hoping for a miracle, but she was also looking beyond the tragedy.

Previous grand juries in South Florida have examined other large-scale disasters, such as the 2018 collapse of a pedestrian bridge at Florida International University, which killed six people. That investigation is ongoing.