Coast Guard Captain Gregorio De Falco has become a national hero in Italy, credited with saving the nation's honour for ordering Captain Francesco Schettino to do his professional duty after the Costa Concordia struck a rock off the coast of Italy.<br/> Infrared footage shows passengers lined up along the stricken cruise liner waiting to be evacuated.<br/> And in this audio recording provided by an Italian newspaper, you can hear Captain Schettino saying that he is on a lifeboat under the ship, and De Falco yelling at him to "Get onboard the ship and coordinate the rescue on board."<br/> Schettino has been placed under house arrest at his home in Meta di Sorrento.<br/> He is accused of multiple manslaughter, causing a shipwreck by sailing too close to shore, and abandoning ship before all his passengers and crew had been evacuated.<br/> Rescuers have found 11 bodies since the accident took place five days ago.<br/> At least 23 people are still missing from the 4,200 passengers and crew aboard when the ship struck a rock off the small Italian island of Giglio.<br/> Relatives of the missing have started to arrive on the island, although hopes of finding anyone else alive have all but disappeared.<br/> Nick Rowlands, Reuters.
