Emergency crews racing against the clock to find survivors of a collapsed building in Jordan’s capital pulled three more bodies from the rubble Wednesday, bringing the death toll to nine, authorities said. Hundreds of rescuers have been scouring the site of the four-storey residential building in Jabal al-Weibdeh, one of Amman’s oldest neighbourhoods, since it toppled over on Tuesday. Rescue teams pulled three bodies from under the rubble on Wednesday evening, a police statement said, raising the overall death toll to nine. They were still working “in full force to reach the remaining trapped …