All my previous photos of this casualty were of a "tourist" type; here's one that's more "insider" type.

After taking the vessel ashore in the beginning of April, huge work was started, aimed mostly at locating the bodies of passengers still considered missing. This photo was taken when this work was well underway; on the left side of the photo you can see an access stairway tower laying on the ground, as it was no longer needed after partial dismantling of aft accommodation part.

Dismantled material was stored in pens that can be seen on the right side of the photo, with separate pens for structural and non-structural material. Even if the latter seems to be just dumped, it was first sifted through very thoroughly, in order not to miss even the smallest bit of biological evidence. The inside of the ship was said to be completely gutted for this purpose. To deal with this evidence, there are CSI tents that can be seen on the upper right side of the photo.

Four bodies were found on board and on the bottom where she sunk, and 5 people remain missing.

Photo taken from an elevated position by (...) and posted with permission.