Oil vessels are blocking the Suez canal
Egypt transported Singapore's oil stranded, clogging the Suez canal for 5 hours, near the Ever Given container ship.
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EVER GOVERTAINERS EVER GREEN takes drive when stabbing Suez
Employee Ever Green's captain lost driving, causing the boat to crash into the Suez Canal and keep a channel nearly a week.
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Egypt considered expanding Suez channel
The Suez Canal Management Agency plans to expand the southern section, where the giant container ship Ever Given has been stranded.
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The entire boat has passed through Suez channel
The world's hemophilic maritime route was officially smoothly when Egypt resolved all cases of unprecedented cases of Ever Given.
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Egyptian engineers put strength to save the ship Ever Given because of being laughed at on the internet
Photos and sarcastic online words about the Ever Given ship blocking the Suez Canal are the driving force behind the engineers to put the effort into saving the ship.
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The owner of the boat blocking the Suez Canal has not been compensated
Shoei Kisen Kaisha, the company that owns Ever Given, has not received any claims or claims for damages caused by the boat jammed on the Suez Canal.
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Successfully rescued the ship blocking the Suez Canal
Marine services provider Inchcape said the container vessel Ever Given had rebounded after days of crashing into the banks of the Suez Canal and ran aground.
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Russia wants to help Egypt relieve the Suez Canal
Russia is ready to assist Egypt in rescuing the Ever Given ship blocking the Suez Canal for almost a week, although Cairo has not made a request.
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Egypt continuously inspires disaster
After the container ship barrier to the Suez Canal, Egypt continued to suffer the collapsed disaster, the train accident, causing dozens of people to kill.
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Suez canal paralysis into photo edit
Many photos made, set up a website about Super Ever Given stuck in Suez Canal and attempt to rescue it when the maritime route is clogged.
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