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The Costa Concordia three months laters - Giglio Island

April 26th, 2012 by Federico Scoppa
Federico Scoppa
Lucca, Italy, Europe
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The Costa Concordia three months laters Giglio Island
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The Costa Concordia wreck still sits three months after the disaster.
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The Costa Concordia wreck, the windows on the top fell several weeks after the wreckage showing the inside of the ship.
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The Costa Concordia wreck, the windows on the top fell several weeks after the wreckage showing the inside of the ship.
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The Costa Concordia wreck still sits in the water.
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The Costa Concordia wreck.
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The small town of Giglio porto.
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The Costa Concordia wreck still sits in the water.
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The Costa Concordia wreck still sits in the water off the coast of Giglio Island.
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The side of the Costa Concordia.
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Tourists on the coast of Giglio Island next to the Costa Concordia wreck.
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Tourists on the coast next to the Giglio island next to the Costa Concordia wreck.
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Members of the Neri company preparing some floating device used to stop eventual oil leakage.
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Members of the Neri company preparing some floating device used to stop eventual oil leakage.
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The Costa Concordia wreck and the floating barriers.
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Tourist visiting the island to see the Costa Concordia ship wreck.
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The Costa Concordia wreck still sits.
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  • The Costa Concordia three months laters Giglio Island
  • The Costa Concordia three months laters Giglio Island
  • The Costa Concordia three months laters Giglio Island
  • The Costa Concordia three months laters Giglio Island
  • The Costa Concordia three months laters Giglio Island
  • The Costa Concordia three months laters Giglio Island
  • The Costa Concordia three months laters Giglio Island
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The Costa Concordia ship still sits three month after the disaster. The salvage operation has been awarded to Titan Salvage in partnership with the Italian firm Micoperi, and will start in May.

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Jonno
Check out this site for a
Submitted by Jonno on Mon, 30/04/2012 - 22:37.

Check out this site for a simpler and safer salvage method which would remove the Concordia within weeks, instead of the year that the authorities have approved:

http://everyday-cynic.blogspot.com/2012/04/part-11-summary-of-concordia-re.html

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