Rose Metcalf, a dancer on the Costa Concordia cruise ship, describes the
aftermath of the accident which has left at least six people dead.
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Sunken ship's owners cite "human error" for deadly accident
aftermath of the accident which has left at least six people dead.
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Sunken ship's owners cite "human error" for deadly accident
Published on Jan 16, 2012 by
Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/
The chairman of Costa Cruises, the company that operates the Costa
Concordia that ran aground after hitting rocks off western Italy on
Friday, has cited "human error" as the cause of the accident.
Pierluigi Foschi said Captain Schettino appears to have sailed too close to land and failed to follow the company's emergency procedures.
"The company will stand by the captain and will provide him with assistance, but we must acknowledge the facts and we cannot deny human error," Foschi said at a news conference.
Pierluigi Foschi said Captain Schettino appears to have sailed too close to land and failed to follow the company's emergency procedures.
"The company will stand by the captain and will provide him with assistance, but we must acknowledge the facts and we cannot deny human error," Foschi said at a news conference.
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