Police identify 10 more victims in Surfside condo collapse. Death toll has reached 90.

Miami-Dade Police on Sunday released the names of 10 more people whose bodies have been pulled from the rubble of the Surfside building collapse.

As of Sunday morning, authorities have confirmed that at least 90 people died after Champlain Towers South partially collapsed the morning of June 24. Another 31 people are still missing.

The victims named Sunday are:

Maria Gabriela Camou, 64, who was recovered Thursday

Julio Cesar Velasquez,66, who was recovered Friday

Lorenzo De Oliveira Leone, 5, who was recovered Thursday

Alfredo Leone, 48, who was recovered Thursday

Maria Torre, 76, who was recovered Thursday

Richard Augustine, 77, who was recovered Tuesday

Luis Sadovnic, 28, who was recovered Wednesday

Edgar Gonzalez, 42, who was recovered Thursday

Alexia Maria Pettengill Lopez Moreira, 9, who was recovered Wednesday

Anna Sophia Pettengill Lopez Moreira, 6, who was recovered Wednesday

The Miami Herald is gathering the stories of those have been reported missing or deceased after the collapse. Read more here.

This story was originally published July 11, 2021 at 4:47 PM.

Joey Flechas

Miami Herald

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Joey Flechas is an associate editor and enterprise reporter for the Herald. He previously covered government and public affairs in the city of Miami. He was part of the team that won the 2022 Pulitzer Prize for reporting on the collapse of a residential condo building in Surfside, FL. He won a Sunshine State award for revealing a Miami Beach political candidate’s ties to an illegal campaign donation. He graduated from the University of Florida. He joined the Herald in 2013.