The collapse of a 12-storey building in Florida makes the wild covering, forcing officials to re-evaluate old apartments and go to respondent plans.

Champlain Towers Apartment Zone in Surfside Town, Miami Beach City, Miami-Dade County, Florida, suddenly collapsed at dawn on June 24.

The mayor of Surfside Charles Burkett recommends the Champlain Towers apartment residents in the adjacent Northern region quickly evacuated, because the building was also built in 1981 and has a structure near the same apartment collapsed.

The wilderness of the risk of having a different collapse to the construction engineer Frank P. Morabito said that in the project inspection report was carried out three years ago, he warned about serious damage

There are large cracks on concrete that need to be repaired to ensure safety for people, the 2018 project inspection report stated.

Rescue workers searched for the rubble of the collapsed apartment building Champlain Towers area on June 26.

The incident causes the incident being expanded.

Other communities in the city are committed to thoroughly assessing and seriously on the safety of structures of works in front of seawater rise and mangrove.

The Miami-Dade County announced that in 30 days, it will conduct the inspection of all buildings from 5 floors or more and over 40 years old.

The collapsence in Surfside can be a provincial wishes for cities and towns built along the US coast.

He said the EO59 employees are considering data of every building in Surfside to see if they have subsidence, movement or no level.

We are working very hard to determine if residents are safe when living in those works or not, Pucci said.

At Hallandale Beach nearby, the senior official of Nomy Sandoval said that the tragedy in Surfside made them re-evaluate the safety of dozens of old apartment buildings.

Salomon Gold, a member of the Champlain Towers Apartment Building, calls for officials to quickly send inspection or engineers to inspect and verify the safety conditions of the residence.

In an email, he said it only arises a lot of speculation but there is no specific information about the safety as well as the general condition of the building.

Controversy continues to flare up around the 2018 report of Morabito engineers, warning that he has discovered serious structural damage on a concrete sheet under the pool floor in the Champlain Towers Zone.

Morabito said below the pool floor is not well waterproof, leading to water leakage damage to building structure.

People in the area begin to worry about their future.

Vice Mayor Sunny Isles Larisa Svechin said the city plans to assess the independence of all buildings taller than three floors.

According to Svechin, the city will not only conduct a traditional assessment but also a deeper survey than the technical records of all high-rise buildings within the management.

Vice Mayor Svechin said officials were concerned about the impact of high tide for people.

Daniel Dietch, former Mayor Surtside and Environmental Consultant, said he was one of the leading people in taking into account the impact of seawater rise for barrellaws.

In 2019, he led the town's efforts to declare the climate emergency and to an action plan including the Fund to be resistant to those living in areas at risk of being threatened when the water level

Dietch on June 26 recommends that people should not rush to make any speculation about the cause of the Champlain Towers apartment collapse.

There are certain risks when living in a coastal flexible town, which people will realize very clearly in the rainy season, Dietch said.