Investigation under way into Suez Canal blockage

Experts have boarded the container ship Ever Given, which was dislodged on Monday six days after it got stuck in the Suez Canal, seeking to investigate what caused the grounding that shook the global shipping industry.
The Ever Given was safely anchored on Tuesday in the Great Bitter Lake, a wide stretch of water halfway between the north and south ends of the canal, after salvage teams finally freed the giant vessel on Monday afternoon. The grounding had halted billions of dollars a day in maritime commerce.

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[ekdujhekeliyeentertainment]

The guy talking about the arctic route is clearly high.🚬

[theoneonly]

Congratulations to everyone who done a good job 👏👏👏👏

[mnoxman]

From other reports it is only a 20 mile section that is more or less 'one lane'. I bet there are a couple of plans to start digging a second one next to the first one.

[atomics.h.]

Its too late to make Suez canal jokes; the ship has already sailed.

[watchgoose]

stop looking for someone to blame. It was just a set of circumstances - wind, sandstorm, water, a high--sided ship...

[costellofratelli]

If u look at how successful the Suez Canal has been this mishap is not a big deal. When population increases, u have to widen highways. Way of life.

[nolovelost]

In other words: “We can’t fine Mother Nature for the huge loss. However, if we figure out a way to blame

[lucaspinto]

With singular devotion and determination the people involved in freeing the ship has done a wonderful job no matter their rank and position
I would like to congratulate one and all for this tremendous job
May God 🙏 them all.

[shawnhayden]

...and the investigation did not start a week ago? Interesting.

[veramae]

Egyptian President doesn't mention it took a Dutch salvage team to move Ever Given. All praise to Egyptians. And in one curious quote he specified "honest Egyptians".

[ronaldrvc]

I would like to take time and thank those digger operators. 👏👏👏👏

[s.a.zamansheikh]

very good camera work. Nice scenery in desert.

[IstanbulBeautyOne]

how & why ...⁉️
📍The most important crossing in the world does not have the largest and best locomotives in the world
📍After 150 years, in every crisis, foreign equipment and experts must be sought
📍For 150 years, use of the canal has not exceeded the transit fee
📍The canal has not evolved into a global logistics center, bypassing Hong Kong and Dubai
📍Militarily, the Suez Canal has always been a disaster for Egypt🇪🇬, and it was never used to its advantage.
📍One ship is suspended and disrupts a large part of international trade, and it costs Egypt more than 200 million dollars and the world more than 10 billion dollars.

[thomasstecyk]

When is the last time the Suez Canal had a ship run a ground? Was the cargo ship running aground a miscalculation on the Captain of the ship? Or is it a product of the way the canal is run?

[fernbedek]

I’ve generally heard the shorter northern route is around Canada, not around Russia?

[fobusas]

What does the title has to do anything with the video? 0 seconds spent on any sort of investigation under way... Just a montage of disparate points. Though not long, but a total waste of time....

[securityrobot]

Was Timothy West at the wheel?, that would explain how the Suez Canal was blocked.

[RedDiamondXYZ]

The indian crew after recovery of ship gave ideas, like broadening the canal, making its bypass, manufacture smaller ships, make a duplicate Suez etc

[skm]

Congrultaions Engineering team members

[eloisatrujillo]

Suez canal and all maritime waters should be safe at all times for international comercial cargo to be able to pass by safely at all times....