Divers resume search for 21 people on Italian cruise

Relief workers on Thursday resumed the search for 21 people missing after the authorities authorized to enter the Italian Cruiser which ran aground off the coast Tuscany.

Divers were in the area submerged the vessel on Thursday once the authorities determined that the Costa Concordia, of 450 million dollars, is stable after moving slightly on the rocks with the islet of Giglio.

Expected during the day, rough sea which adds an element of uncertainty about the search and plans to start pumping 500,000 gallons of fuel from the ship.

The missing include a five year-old Italian girl and her father. The mother of the child urged the authorities to speed up the search and the passengers who saw the couple help determine where were seen father and daughter last time.

So far has confirmed the death of 11 people whose bodies were u000arecovered from the ship and the icy waters.

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