Hundreds of rescue workers in the Dominican Republic have been searching through the night for survivors of a roof collapse at a nightclub in the capital, Santo Domingo.
At least 113 people died and more than 150 were injured in the incident, which happened just before 01:00 local time (05:00 GMT) on Tuesday at the Jet Set club, officials said.
Hundreds of guests were inside the popular venue attending a concert by merengue singer Rubby Pérez.
Pérez, as well as former Major League Baseball player Octavio Dotel, and a provincial governor, are among those who have been confirmed dead.
In the footage, Pérez can be seen looking towards the area pointed out by the man.
It is not clear how many people exactly were inside the popular venue but estimates range between 500 and 1,000 people.
Relatives desperate for news of their missing loved ones have been holding vigils at the scene.
She described how she had been on stage, singing with her father when the tragedy unfolded.
She managed to crawl out from under the rubble and her husband also made it out alive.
According to Zulinka, he survived the collapse and managed to guide emergency workers to his location.
But around 17:00 local time, more than 16 hours after the tragedy had occurred, Zulinka was informed by rescue workers at the scene that her father had died before they could free him.
Nelsy Cruz also survived the initial impact from the falling debris and was among the first to raise the alarm - by directly calling the president of the Dominican Republic.
The first call the 41-year-old governor of Monte Cristi province placed as she lay injured in the debris was to President Luis Abinader, asking him to send the emergency services to save those around her who were also severely injured.
It was only after she had made the call to the president that Nelsy Cruz called her brother, seven-time Major League Baseball All-Star Nelson Cruz, their father said.
She later died in hospital from injuries she had sustained from falling glass.
Octavio Dotel, a former Major League Baseball pitcher, is also among those who died after being pulled from the debris.
The 51-year-old was rescued alive but died on the way to hospital.
It is not yet clear what caused Jet Set's roof to collapse.
The club was previously a cinema and had been turned into a music venue hosting regular dance music concerts on Monday nights.
The concerts drew people of all ages and on the day of the collapse, a number of athletes, celebrities and politicians were in attendance.
President Abinader has declared three days of national mourning.
