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AdvertisementDate set to remove bodies of construction workers trapped inside Hard Rock Hotel collapse siteHide TranscriptShow TranscriptCHRISTINA: NEW ORLEANS CITY LEADERS SAY DEMOLITION OF THE HARD CROP -- HARD ROCK IS ON SCHEDULE. JENNIFER CROCKETT JOINS US LIVE DOWNTOWN. JENNIFER: ACCORDING TO THE DIRECTOR FROM THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, THE RECOVERY MISSION IS SET FOR JULY 13. HE SAID THE PROCESS COULD TAKE FOUR TO FIVE DAYS. THE GOAL IS THAT BY JULY 18 THEY WILL HAVE THE BODIES OF BOTH. IT IS SOMETHING FAMILIES HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR FOR EIGHT MONTHS. IN ADDITION TO THE RECOVERY UPDATE, THE CITY SAID THIS ABOUT THE DEMOLITION SCHEDULE. &gt;&gt; WE ARE SEEING STEADY PROGRESS. THE RED ZONE BUILDINGS HAVE BEEN REMOVED. THERE IS NOW A SECOND CRANE ASSEMBLED AND THE THIRD WILL BE COMPLETED SHORTLY. JENNIFER: A 49-YEAR-OLD ALSO DIED IN THE CONSTRUCTION COLLAPSE. HIS BODY WAS THE ONLY ONE THAT HASAdvertisementDate set to remove bodies of construction workers trapped inside Hard Rock Hotel collapse siteThe City of New Orleans said demolition at the site of the collapsed Hard Rock Hotel is on schedule. The city has set a date to remove the bodies of the remaining construction workers that have been trapped inside the rubble since October 12. According to the city, the recovery mission is set to begin July 13. The city said it could take four to five days to remove the bodies of 63-year-old Jose Ponce Arreola and 36-year-old Quinnyon Wimberly. The city also said the demolition process is on schedule. "We are seeing steady progress," said Michael Tidwell, the City of New Orleans communications director. "The red zone buildings have all been removed. The debris has been cleared away. There's now a second crane, so hopefully shortly."Anthony Magrette, 49, also died in the collapse. His body was removed the day after the collapse.The City of New Orleans said demolition at the site of the collapsed Hard Rock Hotel is on schedule. The city has set a date to remove the bodies of the remaining construction workers that have been trapped inside the rubble since October 12.AdvertisementAccording to the city, the recovery mission is set to begin July 13. The city said it could take four to five days to remove the bodies of 63-year-old Jose Ponce Arreola and 36-year-old Quinnyon Wimberly. The city also said the demolition process is on schedule. "We are seeing steady progress," said Michael Tidwell, the City of New Orleans communications director. "The red zone buildings have all been removed. The debris has been cleared away. There's now a second crane, so hopefully shortly."Anthony Magrette, 49, also died in the collapse. His body was removed the day after the collapse.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementDate set to remove bodies of construction workers trapped inside Hard Rock Hotel collapse siteHide TranscriptShow TranscriptCHRISTINA: NEW ORLEANS CITY LEADERS SAY DEMOLITION OF THE HARD CROP -- HARD ROCK IS ON SCHEDULE. JENNIFER CROCKETT JOINS US LIVE DOWNTOWN. JENNIFER: ACCORDING TO THE DIRECTOR FROM THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, THE RECOVERY MISSION IS SET FOR JULY 13. HE SAID THE PROCESS COULD TAKE FOUR TO FIVE DAYS. THE GOAL IS THAT BY JULY 18 THEY WILL HAVE THE BODIES OF BOTH. IT IS SOMETHING FAMILIES HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR FOR EIGHT MONTHS. IN ADDITION TO THE RECOVERY UPDATE,...

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