Susy Albertini, the mother of a 5-year-old still missing from an Italian ship, was consoled after visiting the site of the disaster.
(Giampiero Sposito/Reuters)
Relatives of missing mourn near cruise ship
Susy Albertini, the mother of a 5-year-old still missing from an Italian ship, was consoled after visiting the site of the disaster.
(Giampiero Sposito/Reuters)
Tossing bouquets of red roses into the sea, the relatives of people still missing one month after the Costa Concordia cruise ship disaster mourned in a private tribute Monday. The family members boarded a small boat that took them 50 yards from the stricken cruise ship, which struck a reef Jan. 13 off the Tuscan coast when its captain made an unauthorized maneuver.
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