Four Dominicans aboard the Cruiser
posted on: Jan 16 2012 7:52 by RDugey. Viewed 10 times.A total of 177 Spanish, 107 Latin Americans and an Andorran aboard the Cruiser which sank in waters off the Italian island of Giglio, where at least three people have died and 14 have been injured, said yesterday the shipping company "Costa Cruises", owner of the boat.
The "Costa Concordia", name of the ship wrecked this last night when he ran from the port of Civitavecchia, about 70 kilometers north of Rome, to the Northern of Savona, were traveling 4.229 people, 3,209 of them passengers.
Passengers, 989 are Italians, 569 Germans, 462 French, 177 Spanish and 129 Americans, 127 Croats, 108 Russians, 74 Austrians, 69 Swiss, 46 Brazilians, 46 Japanese, 42 Dutch, 33 Ukrainians, 30 Koreans, 20 Romanians, 26 from Hong Kong, 25 British, 21 Australians, 17 argentinos, 13 Taiwanese, 12 Canadians, 12 Chinese, 11 Portuguese, 10 Colombians, 10 Chileans and 9 Turks.
Also traveled eight Belgian, eight u000aIsraelis, nine Kazakhs, eight Peruvians, eight poles, moldavians six, six Nepalese, five Swedes, five Venezuelans, four Danes, four Dominicans, four Serbs, draw South Africans and four Antilles Netherlands
Also, three Belarusians, three Greeks, three Hungarians, three Iranians, three Irish, three Macedonians, two Albanians, two Cubans, two Algerians, two Ecuadorians, two Mexicans, two Finns, one of Andorra, a Bulgarian, a Bosnian, a Czech, an Indian, a Moroccan, a Norwegian, a New Zealander, a filipino and a Uruguayan.
Spanish in Italy, diplomatic staff on the other hand, today moved to Porto Santo Stefano, about 180 miles north of Rome, to monitor the situation of the Spanish aboard the Cruiser and assist their repatriation, sources told Efe diplomatic Spanish.
According to diplomatic, sources do not have news that among the dead or injured there may be some Spanish.
Sources u000athe captain of the port of Giglio reported that three people that traveled on the boat have died and 40 have been injured. 70 passengers are being searched.
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Four Dominicans aboard the Cruiser
posted on: Jan 16 2012 7:52 by RDugey. Viewed 10 times.A total of 177 Spanish, 107 Latin Americans and an Andorran aboard the Cruiser which sank in waters off the Italian island of Giglio, where at least three people have died and 14 have been injured, said yesterday the shipping company "Costa Cruises", owner of the boat.
The "Costa Concordia", name of the ship wrecked this last night when he ran from the port of Civitavecchia, about 70 kilometers north of Rome, to the Northern of Savona, were traveling 4.229 people, 3,209 of them passengers.
Passengers, 989 are Italians, 569 Germans, 462 French, 177 Spanish and 129 Americans, 127 Croats, 108 Russians, 74 Austrians, 69 Swiss, 46 Brazilians, 46 Japanese, 42 Dutch, 33 Ukrainians, 30 Koreans, 20 Romanians, 26 from Hong Kong, 25 British, 21 Australians, 17 argentinos, 13 Taiwanese, 12 Canadians, 12 Chinese, 11 Portuguese, 10 Colombians, 10 Chileans and 9 Turks.
Also traveled eight Belgian, eight u000aIsraelis, nine Kazakhs, eight Peruvians, eight poles, moldavians six, six Nepalese, five Swedes, five Venezuelans, four Danes, four Dominicans, four Serbs, draw South Africans and four Antilles Netherlands
Also, three Belarusians, three Greeks, three Hungarians, three Iranians, three Irish, three Macedonians, two Albanians, two Cubans, two Algerians, two Ecuadorians, two Mexicans, two Finns, one of Andorra, a Bulgarian, a Bosnian, a Czech, an Indian, a Moroccan, a Norwegian, a New Zealander, a filipino and a Uruguayan.
Spanish in Italy, diplomatic staff on the other hand, today moved to Porto Santo Stefano, about 180 miles north of Rome, to monitor the situation of the Spanish aboard the Cruiser and assist their repatriation, sources told Efe diplomatic Spanish.
According to diplomatic, sources do not have news that among the dead or injured there may be some Spanish.
Sources u000athe captain of the port of Giglio reported that three people that traveled on the boat have died and 40 have been injured. 70 passengers are being searched.

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