Published on Jan 14, 2012 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ Dozens of people are still unaccounted for after a Mediterranean cruise ship ran aground off the west coast of Italy.
Divers are searching the submerged decks of the Costa Concordia and coastguards are scouring the waters for survivors.
Reports say the three people confirmed dead are two French tourists and a Peruvian crew member.
The authorities are stressing that the number of missing has continued to come down as people's whereabouts becomes known.
Survivors described the scene as the ship hit the rocks.
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Cruise Ship Survivors: Crew Acted Too Slowly
Divers are searching the submerged decks of the Costa Concordia and coastguards are scouring the waters for survivors.
Reports say the three people confirmed dead are two French tourists and a Peruvian crew member.
The authorities are stressing that the number of missing has continued to come down as people's whereabouts becomes known.
Survivors described the scene as the ship hit the rocks.
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Cruise Ship Survivors: Crew Acted Too Slowly
Published on Jan 14, 2012 by
AssociatedPress
Passengers aboard a cruise ship that ran
aground off the coast of Italy say the crew failed to give instructions
on how to evacuate and delayed lowering the lifeboats until the ship
was listing too heavily. (Jan. 14)
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