Rescue Work On Capsized Ship Suspended After It Moves Again
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A VIEW OF THE COSTA CONCORDIA CRUISE SHIP THAT RAN AGROUND OFF THE WEST COAST OF ITALY, AT GIGLIO ISLAND, JANUARY 18, 2012.
Italian rescue workers suspended their search of the capsized Italian cruise liner Costa Concordia after the ship moved again on Friday, firefighters' spokesman Luca Cari said.
Cari said the various units of rescue squads would hold a meeting shortly to evaluate the situation and discuss the next step. He said he could not say by how much the ship had moved.
The seas around the island of Giglio, where the ship capsized a week ago, were choppy and the weather was predicted to worsen in the course of the day.
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