<Anchor> This
is the breaking news of the Gwangju apartment collapse.
Yesterday (25th), it was reported that traces of a missing person were found on the 27th floor of the building, but the search continues without a break at the site.
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Reporter Shin Jeong-eun, how much progress has been made in the search?
<Reporter>
Yes, as the search is conducted day and night against the high-rise buildings, traces of missing persons are being discovered one after another.
On the 27th floor where we found bloodstains and work clothes that were presumed to be missing yesterday, hair was checked today.
The details of how the traces of the missing person were found are also known in a little more detail.
Sobaek, a 9-year-old veteran rescue dog who found the first missing person on the 14th, was also active this time.
On the 27th floor, field crews removed debris while watching Sobaek barking loudly at one wall and digging into the ground.
In doing so, he discovered bloodstains first, and checked the work clothes using an endoscope camera.
Today's search operation was also centered on the 27th and 28th floors, and it is known that the hair was checked in the process.
It has been confirmed that work clothes and hair have not yet been collected.
Therefore, the identity of the missing person has not been confirmed, but rescue authorities are presuming that the worker was working on the 29th floor at the time of the accident.
<Anchor>
Even after checking the location, the reason the work does not speed up is because the site is so dangerous, right?
<Reporter>
Yes, there are many dangers as there are debris piled up everywhere.
Even today, I was trying to scoop up debris from the 27th floor, where traces of the missing person were found, but experts raised concerns that concrete could spill. I did.
The site is still dangerous.
While keeping the crew safe, this continues to happen in the field to expedite the search.
(Video coverage: Kim Seung-tae, video editing: Park Chun-bae)