ROME, Feb. 7 (UPI) -- Waters in the area where the Costa Concordia cruise ship wrecked off Italy's Tuscan coast pose no danger to the environment, an Italian official said Tuesday.
Franco Gabrielli, the Civil Protection director, told the Italian Senate the parameters of the water, "although they are not those of crystalline water, are within the legal limits and at the moment there are no dangers for the environment," ANSA reported.