What happened to Ever Given?
Latest reports suggest that the ship had been refloated.
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No, the ship is not going anywhere. There’s an investigation into the situation. Perfect timing!
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UNILAD confirms it:
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has ordered that the shipping containers should be removed from the huge Ever Given ship currently trapped in the Suez Canal.
Since Tuesday, March 23, the enormous ship has been blocking the busy trade route between Asia and Africa, costing the global economy an estimated $400 million for every hour it remains stuck there.
Efforts to dislodge the ship have so far failed, with dredgers shifting more than 27,000 cubic meters of sand to a depth of 18 meters, in a desperate attempt to set the vessel free.
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Now al-Sissi has been left with no choice but to order preparations to unload the ship’s cargo in an attempt to help refloat the boat, according to a statement from the Suez Canal Authority (SCA), as per Reuters.
SCA Chairman Osama Rabie is reported to have told Egyptian state TV:
There are positive indicators from yesterday and the day before yesterday.
The rudder was not moving and it is now moving, the propeller is working now, there was no water underneath the bow, and now there is water under it, and yesterday there was a 4-metre deviation in the bow and the stern.
However, a mass of rock was later found at the bow of the ship, bringing the progress to a screeching halt.
The ship weighs an eye-watering 200,000 metric tons and can carry a total of 20,000 containers; something that those working on recovering the boat say is stopping it from being able to be freed.
The Ever Given initially became stuck as a result of high winds, with more than 321 boats now stuck waiting to transit the canal.
John Denholm, president of the UK Chamber of Shipping, has warned it could take a number of weeks to eventually remove the vessel, at great cost to the global economy.
— Daniel Lee (@dnajlion7) March 29, 2021
According to VesselFinder, the monster ship is in the Red Sea.
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