GIGLIO, Italy (AP) — Residents of the Italian island of Giglio were increasingly worried about threats to the environment and their prized tourism industry as bad weather on Monday delayed crews from pumping oil out of the stricken cruise ship on their shore
The official death toll is now 11, with 24 people still missing. The search efforts have previously been suspended due to movement as the ship sinks further into the sea.
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