Successful Righting of Capsized Concordia in Giglio After Parbuckling Project
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Sep 21
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What happened
The parbuckling project successfully righted the capsized Costa Concordia in the port of Giglio. The operation, which was underway after the ship capsized, incurred costs of $800,000,000 and rising. Major news networks provided live streaming video of the incident, which was widely documented via social media platforms.
From cruiselawnews.com
Why it matters
The incident remains relevant to the ongoing criminal proceedings against Captain Schettino. The ship was still considered a crime scene, and the bodies of passenger Maria Trecarichi and Costa crew member Russel Rebello had not yet been recovered.
From cruiselawnews.com
Who's involved
- ConcordiaThe cruise ship involved in the parbuckling project.
- GiglioThe island where the parbuckling operation took place.
- Graham CarrA television editor who holds a high-level executive position at Concordia.
- NetflixA company that produced a documentary focusing on a crash near Giglio island.
- CivitavecchiaThe Italian city near the island where the incident occurred.