Parents of missing college student call Florida building collapse a ‘human failure’

Date:

June 30, 2021

Five days after a condo building collapsed in Florida, the search continues for survivors, including a Hawaii high school graduate.

Eleven people have been confirmed dead as of Monday evening and 150 are still unaccounted for.

Ilan Naibryf, 21, is one of them. The Hawaii Prep Academy graduate was believed to be on the eighth floor of the building with his girlfriend where they were staying for one night so they could attend a funeral.

Ilan’s parents, Carlos and Ronit, said Ilan was staying with them in Florida for the summer, about 30 minutes away from Surfside.

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Parents of missing college student call Florida building collapse a ‘human failure’

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