Agenzia Giornalistica Italia
(AGI) L’Aquila- “So far, everything is going well”, stated Civil Protection chief Franco Gabrielli after a meeting on the quake. “We are on schedule, and should soon know which company or group of companies will deal with removing the ship.
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GIGLIO, Italy (AP) – Divers have recovered nearly all of the bodies from the wreck of the Costa Concordia, two months after the cruise ship struck a reef and capsized off Italy’s Tuscan coast. Italy’s Civil Protection Agency said that by late afternoon divers had brought up all five bodies located by search crews last week in the wreck off Giglio island.
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Agenzia Giornalistica Italia
The delgated commissar’s group for the shipwreck emergency of the Costa Concordia made the report. “Contextually, the activity to set up another two work sites continues, respectively at center ship and in the prow area, near the amphitheater. The research in the light diver’s structure will continue to concentrate their search on the corridors Read More
Agenzia Giornalistica Italia
(AGI) Roma- Civil Defence chief Franco Gabrielli says there is no alarm over the Costa Concordia’sweakening anchorage. Gabrielli met the inhabitants of Giglio island on Thursday to update them with the latest information on the undergoing and planned operations. Read More
Agenzia Giornalistica Italia
(AGI) Rome – Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco made an impassioned plea for “truth and justice” at a mass for the Concordia. Concluding the celebration in memory of the victims of the Costa Concordia he called on “the light of the Lord to help to achieve truth and justice, to heal the wounds, to build confidence and all the possible and necessary courage for the future.” Read More
