eBlue_economy_Evergiven_ crosses the Suez Canal again during its return trip from Rotterdam after 23 days departure
The huge Panamanian container ship “Ever given” is approaching Port Said, only to cross the Suez Canal again on a new voyage eastwards from the Dutch port of Rotterdam 23 days after leaving the Suez Canal and Asia.
And until tomorrow, Friday, the ship will cross the northern convoy coming from the Mediterranean in Port Said via Ismailia and Suez to the Red Sea on the way back, as the American news website “the loadstar”
The location stated that the ship is currently about 350 kilometers northwest of Port Said at the northern canal entrance, suggesting that it will arrive at the entrance to the waterway today morning in the evening.
The website added that it was wrong for the ship to be doing repairs in the town of Dunkirk, France, and rumors re-escalated that it was also going to the European country of Malta for repairs, but the website stated that this information was unfounded and currently leads to the Suez Canal.
The ship had crossed the waterway on July 7th after signing settlement agreements with the Suez Canal and began unloading its cargo 23 days after leaving the Suez Canal in the port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands and then arrived at the 4th port of Felixstow in Suffolk to dock in the UK.
“Ever given” is one of the largest Cargo in the world, which stayed in the Suez Canal for a week last March and obstructed navigation through the shipping route, which is important for world trade.
The ship is 400 meters long and 59 meters wide with a total tonnage of 224 thousand tons. It ran aground on the 151-kilometer Suez Canal last March for a period of 6 days.
The ship was chartered by the Taiwanese company Ever given and ran aground on the voyage from China to Rotterdam.
