Investigators To Enter "Norman Atlantic" In Search For More Victims

BRINDISI, ITALY - JANUARY 06: (EDITORS NOTE: This image has been processed with digital filters) The burned-out ferry 'Norman Atlantic' stands moored during sunrise in port on January 06, 2015 in Brindisi, Italy. Today firemen have been measuring the temperature on the ferry in order to give permission for access to the police investigators to find out the cause of the fire. So far police have been unable to gain access deep inside the vessel in the their search for more bodies as temperatures inside the hull from the fire that struck the ship remain too high along with heavy winds hitting the coast of south-east Italy. The Italian-owned ferry caught fire on December 28, 2014, on its journey from Patras in Greece to Ancona in Italy. At least 11 people are confirmed dead as a result of the blaze and 477 survived after being rescued by the Italian Coast Guard and Navy, though 19 passengers remain unaccounted for and are presumed to likely be dead and still inside the ship. (Photo by Alexander Koerner/Getty Images)