Cruise Ship Sink In Italy

Sinking When the Costa Concordia a subsidiary of Carnival Corporation partly sank last year off Giglio Italy killing 32 people after hitting a submerged rock it was one of the first times a cruise ship had done so since the Explorer in 2007.

Cruise ship sink in italy. Italian cruises set sail for the first time in four months after the pandemic sunk the industry. Captain of the Costa Concordia cruise ship Francesco Schettino r is taken into custody in Grosseto Italy. After leaving Italy on July 17 1956 the ship stopped at three ports in the Mediterranean and then steamed into.

Captain held as cruise ship hits rock and sinks. The 984-foot-long cruise ship Costa Concordia ran aground on the island of Giglio Italy killing at least three people. Thirty-two people died after the Costa Concordia cruis ship ran aground with more than 4000 passengers and crew on 13 January 2012 only hours after leaving the.

Italian cruise ship Costa Concordia carrying more than 4000 people ran aground and keeled over off the Italian coast near the island of Giglio in Tuscany Italy last night. Captain Francesco Schettino was this. Costa Concordia an Italian cruise ship which grounded and capsized in January 2012 killing at least 32 people SS Heraklion a Greek car ferry which capsized and sank in the Aegean Sea in 1966.

Extraordinary claims emerged last night that the captain of the Costa Concordia cruise liner which foundered off the coast of Italy with more than. Jan 16 2012 at 947 AM. Pictures Saturday January 14 2012 a cruise ship in Italy sunk as the captain of the ship ran it aground.

Enzo RussoEPA The captain of a doomed luxury liner. Though the fallout from the disaster remains unclear. Italy investigates fatal cruise ship sinking.

The sinking of the cruise ship off damn near ON the coast of Italy overnight should be a reminder to all naval wargamers who seem to think NOTHING CAN GO WRONG that even in this modern age with all sorts of navigational aid and electronic devicesshite still happens. The night photos remind everyone of the sinking Titanic. By KEVIN DOLAK LAMA HASAN PHOEBE NATANSON and CLARK BENTSON.