Costa concordia

Rome - Italian authorities say 11 people are confirmed dead and 21 are missing after the cruise ship Costa Concordia struck a reef Jan. 13 and capsized off the Tuscan coast with more than 4,200 people aboard. Italian authorities have only released 27 names so far, however, and have not said whether those people are dead or missing. Hungarian authorities confirmed the dead Hungarian crew member.

DEAD - Sandor Feher, Hungary, 38 years old, crew

MISSING PASSENGERS - Dayana Arlotti, Italy William M. Arlotti, Italy Elisabeth Bauer, Germany Michael M. Blemand, France Maria Dintrono, Italy Horst Galle, Germany Jeanne Gannard, France Christina Mathi Ganz, Germany Norbert Josef Ganz, Germany Pierre Gregoire, France Gabriele Grube, Germany Barbara Heil, United States Gerald Heil, United States Egon Hoer, Germany Mylene Litzler, France Margarethe Neth, Germany Inge Schall, Germany Siglinde Stumpf, Germany Brunhild Werp, Germany Josef Werp, Germany Margrit Schroeter, Germany Maria Grazia Trecarichi, Italy Luisa Antonia Virzi, Italy

MISSING CREW - Girolamo Giuseppe, Italy Russel Terence Rebello, India Erika Fani Soriamolina, Peru