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10:43, 15 January 2012 Sunday
A close up of the Costa Concordia cruise ship listing off the island of Giglio, northern Italy, early 14 January 2012, after she ran ground in the early hours.(EPA)
Italy rescue workers in contact with another survivor
Two other people were taken off the Costa Concordia after rescue workers found them in a cabin early on Sunday morning.
Rescue workers on the stricken cruise ship that ran aground near a small Italian island late on Friday have made voice contact with another survivor and trying to reach the person, a coast guard official said on Sunday.
"We are trying to do the impossible to reach that person," the official told Italian television. Two other people were taken off the Costa Concordia after rescue workers found them in a cabin early on Sunday morning.
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