Families of the 218 victims trapped under the collapsed roof of the Jet Set nightclub in the Dominican Republic are losing hope as the death toll continues to climb. The rescue efforts have resulted in 189 people being saved, but the search for survivors is coming to an end. The nightclub, once a vibrant hub of nightlife, now lies in ruins as firefighters and cranes work tirelessly to clear the rubble. Among the victims are popular merengue singer Rubby Pérez and former MLB players Octavio Dotel and Tony Cabrera. The Emergency Operations Center has declared that the mission is transitioning from a search and rescue operation to a recovery operation. The goal now is to recover the remaining bodies with respect and dignity. Following this phase, an investigation into the cause of the collapse will be launched. The director of the Emergency Operations Center expressed solidarity with the affected families and praised the efforts of the rescue teams. Despite the tragic turn of events, the community is coming together in support and mourning for those lost in the tragedy.
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