Costa Concordia: Photos reveal what happened to the shipwreck, 9 years later
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After the tragedy, the Costa Concordia was nothing more than a derelict wreck. © Getty Images
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The Costa Concordia in its heyday. © Getty Images
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In the panic during the shipwreck, the passengers left their luggage behind. © Getty Images
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This painted wall that decorated the lobby of the Costa Concordia managed to escape the water damage. © Getty Images
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The Costa Concordia was wrecked on 13th January 2012 near the island of Giglio, off the southern coast of Tuscany. © Getty Images
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One of the liner’s cabins, completely destroyed. © Getty Images
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The control room, also seriously damaged. © Getty Images
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In the past, this was the casino where people came to burn their money on the slot machines. © Getty Images
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The Costa Concordia wreck was almost as devastating as the fate of the Titanic. © Getty Images
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Here is a cabin that has gradually been deteriorating over time. © Getty Images
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The Costa Concordia liner is now nothing more than a disturbing ghost ship. © Getty Images
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After the accident, the shipwreck was towed to an Italian port before it was scrapped. © Getty Images
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A diver examining the Costa Concordia wreck. © Getty Images
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Here are the remains of the Costa Concordia wreck. © Getty Images
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These photos of the Costa Concordia are timeless. © Getty Images
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Underwater, the Costa Concordia looked like this. © Getty Images
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The latest news about the Costa Concordia was published back in 2017. © Getty Images
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As of January 2017, they had not even finished scrapping the Costa Concordia. © Getty Images
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At the time, 82 percent of the materials were recovered. © Getty Images
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In January 2017, the 13 decks were removed. © Getty Images
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The right side of the Costa Concordia remained underwater for more than a year. Costa Concordia. 