More Human Remains Found Near Costa Concordia Wreck
DNA tests are being done
Divers have recovered what could be more human remains from the sea off Tuscany where the Costa Concordia cruise liner sank last year.
The latest discovery was announced by Franco Gabrielli, the head of Italy's civil protection agency, the organisation in charge of the wreck.
"Other remains have also been found and are currently undergoing DNA tests," Mr Gabrielli said.
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