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"Days before the attempt to refloat the sunken Costa Concordia, the Italian police have released a video showing underwater footage of the cruise ship. \nThe 8-minute, silent video shows the Carabinieri divers examining the underwater wreckage, showing dilapidated sofas, tables and stairs on the once-luxurious vessel. Some parts of the ship, like a reception desk seen at the 4-minute mark in the video, are nearly intact.  \nSee also: The World's Largest Vessel Is Bigger Than the Empire State Building\nNear the end of the video, the diver with the camera emerges into an air pocket inside the ship, showing a well-preserved atrium covered with murals. \nCosta Concordia sank after it capsized at Isola del Giglio, Italy, in January 2012. It carried 4,252 people; 32 lives were lost in the disaster. \nFive crew members were found guilty of manslaughter in July 2013; a separate trial against the Captain Francesco Schettino, who is charged for manslaughter and causing the loss of the ship, is still ongoing. \nThe 950-foot ship is scheduled to be raised on July 14, after which it should be floated into deeper water, raised further and finally towed off. \nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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