The Costa Concordia Disaster One Year Later
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Workers pass the Costa Concordia cruise ship on the Italian island of Giglio. A year after the Costa Concordia tragedy in which 32 people lost their lives, the giant cruise ship still sits where it ran aground after hitting a rock.
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The Costa Concordia cruise ship is seen from the port one year after it crashed into a rock on the Italian Island of Giglio.
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Rust appears on the Costa Concordia cruise ship one year after the ship ran into a rock, killing 32 people.
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Workers stand on the half-submerged Costa Concordia cruise ship in Italy.
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A photographer takes pictures of the Costa Concordia cruise ship laying on the Italian Island of Giglio a year after it capsized.
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Father Lorenzo Pasquotti holds a crucifix recovered from the Costa Concordia cruise ship after it ran aground one year ago.
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Environmental activists demonstrate in front of the Costa Concordia cruise ship on the Italian island of Giglio on the one-year anniversary of its sinking.
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The Costa Concordia cruise ship lays aground near the port on the Italian island of Giglio.
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