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Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
The car ferry Norman Atlantic is seen hauled by tug boats on its way to Brindisi harbour, after a fire in waters off Greece January 2, 2015. Tug boats hauled the burnt-out hulk of the ferry that caught fire on Sunday off the coast of Greece to a southern Italian port on Friday, opening the way for an investigation into the cause of the blaze that killed at least 11 people. REUTERS/Ciro De Luca
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
A photo taken on January 2, 2015 shows the Italian-owned Norman Atlantic ferry off the coast of the port of Brindisi. Bari prosecutor Giuseppe Volpe ordered the Italian-owned vessel to be towed to Brindisi so that it can be searched for corpses and for clues as to what caused the huge fire that erupted on board on December 28. The fire led to the deaths of at least 13 people and there are fears the final toll could be higher amid uncertainty over how many people were actually on board. The 60-mile (96-kilometre) crossing to southern Italy was expected to see the ferry arrive in Brindisi at midday Friday at the earliest. AFP PHOTO / FILIPPO MONTEFORTE
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
The car ferry Norman Atlantic is seen hauled by tug boats on its way to Brindisi harbour, after a fire in waters off Greece January 2, 2015. Tug boats hauled the burnt-out hulk of the ferry that caught fire on Sunday off the coast of Greece to a southern Italian port on Friday, opening the way for an investigation into the cause of the blaze that killed at least 11 people. REUTERS/Ciro De Luca (ITALY - Tags: DISASTER MARITIME)
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
A helicopter flies over the Italian-owned Norman Atlantic ferry off the coast of the port of Brindisi on January 2, 2015. Bari prosecutor Giuseppe Volpe ordered the Italian-owned vessel to be towed to Brindisi so that it can be searched for corpses and for clues as to what caused the huge fire that erupted on board on December 28. The fire led to the deaths of at least 13 people and there are fears the final toll could be higher amid uncertainty over how many people were actually on board. The 60-mile (96-kilometre) crossing to southern Italy was expected to see the ferry arrive in Brindisi at midday Friday at the earliest. AFP PHOTO / FILIPPO MONTEFORTE
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
People look at the Italian-owned Norman Atlantic ferry arriving in the port of Brindisi on January 2, 2015. Bari prosecutor Giuseppe Volpe ordered the Italian-owned vessel to be towed to Brindisi so that it can be searched for corpses and for clues as to what caused the huge fire that erupted on board on December 28. The fire led to the deaths of at least 13 people and there are fears the final toll could be higher amid uncertainty over how many people were actually on board. The 60-mile (96-kilometre) crossing to southern Italy was expected to see the ferry arrive in Brindisi at midday Friday at the earliest. AFP PHOTO / FILIPPO MONTEFORTE
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
The car ferry Norman Atlantic is seen hauled by tug boats on its way to Brindisi harbour, after a fire in waters off Greece January 2, 2015. Tug boats hauled the burnt-out hulk of the ferry that caught fire on Sunday off the coast of Greece to a southern Italian port on Friday, opening the way for an investigation into the cause of the blaze that killed at least 11 people. REUTERS/Ciro De Luca
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
The car ferry Norman Atlantic is seen hauled by tug boats on its way to Brindisi harbour, after a fire in waters off Greece January 2, 2015. Tug boats hauled the burnt-out hulk of the ferry that caught fire on Sunday off the coast of Greece to a southern Italian port on Friday, opening the way for an investigation into the cause of the blaze that killed at least 11 people. REUTERS/Ciro De Luca
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
A photo taken on January 2, 2015 shows the Italian-owned Norman Atlantic ferry arriving in the port of Brindisi. Bari prosecutor Giuseppe Volpe ordered the Italian-owned vessel to be towed to Brindisi so that it can be searched for corpses and for clues as to what caused the huge fire that erupted on board on December 28. The fire led to the deaths of at least 13 people and there are fears the final toll could be higher amid uncertainty over how many people were actually on board. The 60-mile (96-kilometre) crossing to southern Italy was expected to see the ferry arrive in Brindisi at midday Friday at the earliest. AFP PHOTO / FILIPPO MONTEFORTE
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
The car ferry Norman Atlantic is seen hauled by tug boats on its way to Brindisi harbour, after a fire in waters off Greece January 2, 2015. Tug boats hauled the burnt-out hulk of the ferry that caught fire on Sunday off the coast of Greece to a southern Italian port on Friday, opening the way for an investigation into the cause of the blaze that killed at least 11 people. REUTERS/Ciro De Luca
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
A photo taken on January 2, 2015 shows the Italian-owned Norman Atlantic ferry arriving in the port of Brindisi. Bari prosecutor Giuseppe Volpe ordered the Italian-owned vessel to be towed to Brindisi so that it can be searched for corpses and for clues as to what caused the huge fire that erupted on board on December 28. The fire led to the deaths of at least 13 people and there are fears the final toll could be higher amid uncertainty over how many people were actually on board. The 60-mile (96-kilometre) crossing to southern Italy was expected to see the ferry arrive in Brindisi at midday Friday at the earliest. AFP PHOTO / FILIPPO MONTEFORTE
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
A photo taken on January 2, 2015 shows a part of the Italian-owned Norman Atlantic ferry arriving in the port of Brindisi. Bari prosecutor Giuseppe Volpe ordered the Italian-owned vessel to be towed to Brindisi so that it can be searched for corpses and for clues as to what caused the huge fire that erupted on board on December 28. The fire led to the deaths of at least 13 people and there are fears the final toll could be higher amid uncertainty over how many people were actually on board. The 60-mile (96-kilometre) crossing to southern Italy was expected to see the ferry arrive in Brindisi at midday Friday at the earliest. AFP PHOTO / FILIPPO MONTEFORTE
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
REFILE - CLARIFYING FIRST SENTENCE The car ferry Norman Atlantic is seen on its way to Brindisi harbour, after a fire in waters off Greece January 2, 2015. Tug boats hauled the burnt-out hulk of the ferry that caught fire on Sunday off the coast of Greece to a southern Italian port on Friday, opening the way for an investigation into the cause of the blaze that killed at least 11 people. REUTERS/Ciro De Luca
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
The car ferry Norman Atlantic is seen on its way to Brindisi harbour, after a fire in waters off Greece January 2, 2015. Tug boats hauled the burnt-out hulk of the ferry that caught fire on Sunday off the coast of Greece to a southern Italian port on Friday, opening the way for an investigation into the cause of the blaze that killed at least 11 people. REUTERS/Ciro De Luca
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
The car ferry Norman Atlantic is seen on its way to Brindisi harbour, after a fire in waters off Greece January 2, 2015. Tug boats hauled the burnt-out hulk of the ferry that caught fire on Sunday off the coast of Greece to a southern Italian port on Friday, opening the way for an investigation into the cause of the blaze that killed at least 11 people. REUTERS/Ciro De Luca
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
A photo taken on January 2, 2015 shows the Italian-owned Norman Atlantic ferry arriving in the port of Brindisi. Bari prosecutor Giuseppe Volpe ordered the Italian-owned vessel to be towed to Brindisi so that it can be searched for corpses and for clues as to what caused the huge fire that erupted on board on December 28. The fire led to the deaths of at least 13 people and there are fears the final toll could be higher amid uncertainty over how many people were actually on board. AFP PHOTO / FILIPPO MONTEFORTE
Charred Greek ferry towed to Italy overnight
A photo taken on January 2, 2015 shows the Italian-owned Norman Atlantic ferry off the coast of the port of Brindisi. Bari prosecutor Giuseppe Volpe ordered the Italian-owned vessel to be towed to Brindisi so that it can be searched for corpses and for clues as to what caused the huge fire that erupted on board on December 28. The fire led to the deaths of at least 13 people and there are fears the final toll could be higher amid uncertainty over how many people were actually on board. The 60-mile (96-kilometre) crossing to southern Italy was expected to see the ferry arrive in Brindisi at midday Friday at the earliest. AFP PHOTO / FILIPPO MONTEFORTE
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