The collapse of the liner "Costa Concordia"

The night of Friday 13 luxury cruise ship "Costa Concordia" with more than 3,200 passengers and 1,000 crew members on board hit a reef, tilted and partly sank off the coast of the island of Giglio, Italy. Already confirmed the death of six people, including two French passengers and one crew member from Peru. They all drowned in the Mediterranean after the crash. 14 people are still unaccounted for and rescuers continue to search for survivors. The accident occurred just a few hours after departure, and passengers have not been able to conduct safety training, so the evacuation of the ship was a mess. Captain Francesco Schettino was arrested. Among other charges, he was also accused that he had left the ship one of the first. Collected here are photos of the sunken "Costa Concordia", and attempts to find 14 passengers.

1. "Costa Concordia" after the crash off the coast of the island of Giglio. 6 passengers drowned and 14 are still unaccounted for after an Italian ship with 4,200 people on board ran aground. "Costa Concordia" went for a walk along the Mediterranean Sea, but stumbled on the reef on Friday, January 13th. (Filippo Monteforte / AFP / Getty Images)

2. Passengers with lifejackets on board the "Costa Concordia" waiting for the start of operations. (AP Photo / Courtesy from tourist aboard the ship)

3. The cruise ship "Costa Concordia" tipped, sitting aground off the coast of the island of Giglio. (AP Photo / Giglionews.it, Giorgio Fanciulli)

4. The Passenger "Costa Concordia" arrived with the others in the port of Santo Stefano after a shipwreck. Some of the passengers jumped into the icy water when the panic started. The ship sailed the Mediterranean in Savona with planned stops in Civitavecchia, Palermo, Cagliari, Palma, Barcelona and Marseille. (Filippo Monteforte / AFP / Getty Images)

5. Family with liner "Costa Concordia" arrived in the bay of Marseille. (AP Photo / Claude Paris)

6. "Costa Concordia" off the west coast of the island of Giglio in Italy. (Reuters / Italian Guardia di Finanza)

7. "Costa Concordia" lying on its side after the crash. (AP Photo / Gregorio Borgia)

8. The hole in the hull. (Reuters / Stringer)

9. Firefighters inspect the huge boulders protruding from the body of the cruise liner "Costa Concordia" on the day after the crash. (AP Photo / Andrea Sinibaldi, Lapresse)

10. "Costa Concordia", surrounded by smaller vessels. (AP Photo / Gregorio Borgia)

11. "Costa Concordia" at night in the bay of the Tuscan island of Giglio. (Filippo Monteforte / AFP / Getty Images)

12. Rescue ship illuminates the sunken ship. (AP Photo / Gregorio Borgia)

13. The Italian firefighters climb the "Costa Concordia". (AP Photo / Gregorio Borgia)

14. Firefighters inspect poluzatonuvshee ship. (Filippo Monteforte / AFP / Getty Images)

15. Rescuers check the water around with the "Costa Concordia" after the collapse of the ship. (Filippo Monteforte / AFP / Getty Images)

16. People look at a pile of chairs on the deck tipped "Costa Concordia". (Filippo Monteforte / AFP / Getty Images)

17. The partially submerged ship cabins "Costa Concordia". (AP Photo / Gregorio Borgia)

18. The Italian firefighter helicopter picks up passengers from the ship "Costa Concordia". Firefighters worked all day Sunday to rescue a crew member with a broken leg after 36 hours after the tragedy. (AP Photo / Gregorio Borgia)

19. Divers inspected the waterlogged "Costa Concordia". (Filippo Monteforte / AFP / Getty Images)

20. The Italian Coast Guard with a black box with liner "Costa Concordia". (AP Photo / Gregorio Borgia)

21. The captain of the cruise ship "Costa Concordia" Francesco Schettino (right) put in a police car in Grosseto, Italy. Schettino was arrested on charges of premeditated murder and that he left the ship one of the first. (Reuters / Enzo Russo / ANSA)