This is what my “add to cart” looks like. It’s heavily loaded with different items. And it was stuck there for a year already. I’m waiting for the rise in my salary to move it forward..
When you see *Evergreen, Maersk, or Cosco* on the side of the ship, please remember that is the name of the shipping line, not the ship. The ship's name is in smaller letters on the stern and either side of the bow. Ever Given is the ship's name. All the shipping line's ship's names follow the pattern of Ever and something.
@@rl7012 Whatever it's faults it's a damned sight more trustworthy than Murdoch media. Fake news. You want fake news read a Murdoch paper or perhaps look at the garbage Fox 'news' pumps out to the morons propped up in front of their goggle boxes.
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@@svezaslobodu2945 lmao why are you not taking the massive surface area into account. On top of that the ship can't maneuver to counteract the forces because it's a goddamn canal
@@wandcamilo3989 The Dutch only join 2 days ago. Just be fair to the Egyptian . And understand how complicated the problem was. Give them some credit and owe them some respect for their 6 days of continuous work nonstop until they freed the massive ship.
@@kaichiohno yeesh,u dont wanna acknowladge the fact that 13 tugs and most of the personnel working day and night without sleep to free the ship?!?!? The dutch had a role yes but not as major as those who were working to remove it from the start.The only reason the dutch intervined was because the ship's destination was holland.
@@karim_o42 so leave it , or try to go and live in a more decent clean place in one of the many compounds in new cairo , unless your income is on the low side . Love it or leave it man , go home
@@nabilguirguis4590 I live in one of the nicer neighbourhoods. And yeah I’m trying my best to find better opportunities abroad, but also made it my goal to help make Egypt better. Right now it isn’t so good.
i dont like it beacause evergreen is answer to "how can i get most money out of my business without care bout anything else" there is no "growning shopping list" there is just growing dumbness at BBC. what the guy means is what some other people call "globalization"
Does that take into account all the ships that will keep turning up every day? It's not just the ships waiting, its every ship that will keep turning up that has to use the canal. Livestock and fresh produce can't take a lengthy diversion.
2-3 week is true to return to normal. All stranded ships will reach their destination in 1-2 weeks times (including in Far East); the sudden influx of cargo at these ports requires more logistics (trucks, crane & warehouse + authority + customs) . Then another few days to have the recycle containers (there are shortage of containers globally now) ... before manufacturer can load their goods for the next shipment. So technically, the backlog at the manufacturer warehouse will take 2-3 week to return to normal and the factory will operate back to normal.
@@gobinajager7832 your right. I stepped on a tac with my comment. I was working in the bearing sea and our captain was Swedish and learned a awful lot of commercial shipping is captained by the Swedish. Dutch to ?
The arrogance of the BBC. " its impossible Egypt cant do it, not even the UK, the Dutch said the it will take weeks" Egypt hold my drink, does it in a few days.
@The Real Donald Duck ummm.... huh? Your sentence structure makes no sence, how hard is it to write like a normal individual? Do your research kid, it was the captain of the ship who was at fault. If this was a normal occurrence then yes Egypt would be at fault. Get it ducky 😂😂😂😂
And who do you think instructed these Egyptians. The dutch were hired to coördinate the job. And it was everything that did the job. The tide, the digging, the pulling etc. It was a combined efort but Boskalis NL was leading the stuff.
Imagine being the first ship captain to pass through after this, knowing that it's fully within your power to become a meme legend and do the funniest thing that has ever happened ever.........
Imagine being the captain of the first ship to pass through the Suez after it gets unblocked and knowing you have the potential to do the funniest thing that anyone has done ever
What I don't understand is that at the end they needed 13 tug boats. Why did they think 8 will be enough, to start, and when they saw it has done no difference, why didn't they increase the number of boats sooner?
@@zsuzsannawilliams9668 I read that they simply didn’t have enough heavy tug boats of the size that would make a difference. Apparently, for this type of thing, they need extremely heavy, powerful tug boats. Was news to me. I always thought a tug boat was a tug boat.
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“The tugboat, for its size, is the most powerful ship afloat, and the Star Tugs are the power behind the docks and waterways that make up the Bigg City port.”
Khat or Qat, the leaves of a plant chewed by Yemenis, Somalis and Ethiopians but certainly not Egyptians , I am from Gizan which located south of Saudi Arabia on the border with Yemen and in Gizan some of us do chew on Qat due to the similarity between the traditions and habits not accurate joke but funny nevertheless!
Lesson learnt; Ever Given has 10 siblings that could ram the bank the same way and block the waterway once again if similar error happens. Ever Golden, Ever Genius, Ever Gifted, Ever Glory, Ever Globe, Ever Goods, Ever Grade, Ever Gentle, Ever Govern, Ever Greet
@@caspervanelli6502 yes it was, Smit Salvage and Boskalis (its the same company really) with dredgers and 2 massive seagoing Tugs, the Alp guardian and Carlo Magna, but they did get some assistance from some harbour tugs
@@caspervanelli6502 no not at all, that is what the fake news are saying, there was 14 Egyptian tug boats working on the rescue efforts, the dutch company sent just one tug boat which did not effectively do any participation on floating the massive ship....the dutch thing was fake news
@@slave7022 its like seeing a traffic jam on the freeway and deciding to take the back roads, yeah its slower then the freeway, but odds are you will still get there sooner then you would dealing with the traffic on the freeway.
@Audrey Cullen 100% THIS. I wonder how many humans were squeezed into containers from God knows where. Perhaps suffocation was a better option to what might have awaited those poor souls at the other end.
Since everybody in the world did visit the tower and measured it by a close distance they thought it will be logical to compare to it, so ppl would have a clear view on how big is the cargo ship 😂😂😁
Guys everybody is just screaming how long it took to clear it - ext. Remember this is not the first time. The last time the Suez Canal got a trafic jam , it took 8 years to clear -it is still remembered as the longest trafic jam in history.
Having a ship that is longer than the width of the canal is just asking for problems!! And this situation just proves that point. Why were there no escorts with a ship of this size??
I was actually surprised that the effort didn't involve heavy equipment on shore. If that number of tugs couldn't move it, toss a few cables to bulldozers.
Considering there were freighters stuck behind it - freighters with *HUGE* engines and anchors designed to stay that ship in place. They could've cobbled the Evregreen's anchor chain to the anchor chains of a few freighters and use those huge engines. That's far too much mass for lightweight little tugs.
@@amzarnacht6710 When I was in the USMC, I was astounded how much power a good tug boat has. Though the US Navy has no need for Harbor Pilots, to do the slow work of getting into moorings, a single tug dragged the LPH I was on into place. As for the other ships in the canal being used to free that ship, you get into liability and other insurance stuff, and they are just like the stranded ship in that they are also overloaded .
The Egyptian build the pyramids thousands of years ago, if they can't solve this problem, no one can! lol Watching this massive ship stuck in a canal reminds me to better lose lots of weight before summer, lol It's amazing that since last summer, I looked up the logistic in this region because I wanted to travel from south Jordan's Red Sea thru Sinai peninsular Dahab & to the rest of Egypt but Google map didn't show much. Suddenly the Suez Canal is on world news daily for a week!
Well, they couldn't. The engineers who built the pyramids are long gone. Had they been so clever they would have made passage places or double this waterway.
"That giant ship stuck in the Suez" is this what UK journalism has been reduced to now? Tune in for tomorrow when Sophie Rayworth tells us " listen up dis is wicked news innit?!
BBC is giving wrong information: Male reporter says 18000 containers Female reporter says 20000 containters. Actual containers are 18300. Note: Evergiven is not owned by Evergreen its owned by Shoie kisen kaisha owner of shipbuilding company Imabari shipbuilding and Currently time chartered by evergreen.
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Here's a thought... maybe any ship whose length exceeds the width of the canal should be required to go around the long way and be banned from the canal.
Given that the “long way” adds hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of additional shipping costs and takes an extra 7 days, if you wouldn’t be willing to pay significantly more for the things you buy, then keep your uneducated advice to yourself
It may surprise you, but most of the canals' fairways in this world are narrower than the leghts of the vessels passing through. Either we're talking about Suez or Panama, or a tiny canal somewhere in the countryside of Britain or Belgium.
"...their cargo: everything from food to medicine to livestock... and cars" Yeah, holy shit, not the cars man. oh my god the cars must reach their destination immediately
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How humans are fast and ingenious when a lot of money is at stake.
Unusually high tide with the perfect timing saved their butts.
And food since there's a literal famine going on
@@tedburg6042 you know them mfs use something to change them tides right
And when life is at stake in case of the pandemic
Well yeah
Twas the best marketing campaign of all time by the Evergreen shipping Company
Or the worst, depending on how you look at it
@@bruhlewis9508 no such thing as bad marketing. Hadn't heard of them until a few days ago.
@@danmoon1647 true but would you ever give them a contract?
@@dogwalker666 was it not a sandstorm that caused the crash?
To market what?
This is what my “add to cart” looks like. It’s heavily loaded with different items. And it was stuck there for a year already. I’m waiting for the rise in my salary to move it forward..
🤝 same here lookin at 7k
Finally the Explorer found your boat in the desert
Maybe that's what the captain and crew were waiting for, a salary raise... Not sure they'll be getting one
Not sure if your Manager is putting Extra effort to do that
This is the power of Japan
When you see *Evergreen, Maersk, or Cosco* on the side of the ship, please remember that is the name of the shipping line, not the ship. The ship's name is in smaller letters on the stern and either side of the bow. Ever Given is the ship's name. All the shipping line's ship's names follow the pattern of Ever and something.
This is the power of Japan
Likh lo chsl, cgl me aayega ye sawal..
WAN HAI
Thank you for clearing this up..been thinking the Mandela Effect was, well..in effect.
@Narf *we do a little trolling*
A million thanks to all workers who freed cargo ship... Well done & once again thanks..
You're welcome.
the captain: "wanna see me do it again?"
Everyone: so you have chosen death!
*Canal pilot
@@DGAF_AK87 p
What do you mean I can’t do a hand brake turn in a cargo ship 🚢.
Hahaha
*Can't wait* to get my package 🤣🤣🤣
*tons of milk coming out from the crate*
bruh
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@@rowoj2221 stfu
L 😂😂 L
World media should thank Evergiven for feeding them with news for a week
It saves them having to make up more of their fake news. Especially the bbc, this is the only truthful news story in over a year at the beeb.
@@rl7012 Whatever it's faults it's a damned sight more trustworthy than Murdoch media. Fake news. You want fake news read a Murdoch paper or perhaps look at the garbage Fox 'news' pumps out to the morons propped up in front of their goggle boxes.
@X ennial Except... those "precious cargo" feeds most people's demands for shipping.
@X ennial why do you call them "elites"? What is this, a better name for illuminati?
@@PifflePrattle yeah, both of them are equally shit.
Well done & once again thanks
Bravo!
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@@johnoneill1386 r/whoosh
@@tomokototo nope.
"20 times heavier than Eiffel tower" as if I pickup it up every day at gym
That is almost as heavy as 10 boxes.
and moved with wind...lol
@@svezaslobodu2945 lmao why are you not taking the massive surface area into account. On top of that the ship can't maneuver to counteract the forces because it's a goddamn canal
All that work but you skip leg days
Well that's not all that heavy considering Eiffel tower is is a metal tower full of holes and rust lol
Respect to the Egyptian. And to the Suez Canal team.
its all geotech people
Dutch**
@@wandcamilo3989 The Dutch only join 2 days ago. Just be fair to the Egyptian . And understand how complicated the problem was. Give them some credit and owe them some respect for their 6 days of continuous work nonstop until they freed the massive ship.
@@kaichiohno ** 14 Egyptian tug With help from one Dutch tug
@@kaichiohno yeesh,u dont wanna acknowladge the fact that 13 tugs and most of the personnel working day and night without sleep to free the ship?!?!? The dutch had a role yes but not as major as those who were working to remove it from the start.The only reason the dutch intervined was because the ship's destination was holland.
I visited Egypt more than once and I love Egypt very much because it is a beautiful country and the people in it have pure and very tolerant hearts.
I live in Egypt and the people are very intolerant and there is trash everywhere
@@karim_o42 so leave it , or try to go and live in a more decent clean place in one of the many compounds in new cairo , unless your income is on the low side . Love it or leave it man , go home
@@nabilguirguis4590 I live in one of the nicer neighbourhoods. And yeah I’m trying my best to find better opportunities abroad, but also made it my goal to help make Egypt better. Right now it isn’t so good.
@@karim_o42A few may be intolerant, but a lot of them are tolerant and this is something that exists all over the world
@@ART-gr9zn
This makes me feel joy! Happy for all those ships and workers that’s all involved
Great job.
Team effort and thus team rewards and team bonding.
Hi! How are you doing today?
2 minutes of silence for those ships who took another long route.
May still be a smart solution, it will take days before the traffic jam in the Suez canal is solved.
Heads will roll.
@@dand4075 Assassin's creed IV Black Flag?
The owners of the Ever Given will be Never Forgiven !
You underestimate the power of wind and tight spaces (canal)
That ship has been an Ever Given headache
Never forgiven for what? None of this was their fault
Hi! How are you doing today?
"The Ever Given is the answer to our growing shopping list"
I really like that statement lol
😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah, and I think I've accumulated enough junk already!
This is the power of Japan
i dont like it beacause evergreen is answer to "how can i get most money out of my business without care bout anything else"
there is no "growning shopping list"
there is just growing dumbness at BBC.
what the guy means is what some other people call "globalization"
@@29young89 exactly . BBC has bene bought by the Cabal a while ago - i never listen to it .
Official Suez Canal news: 3-4 days required to pass the 400 ships. 2 -3 weeks is not correct information. 113 ships will pass today.
The problem is getting them all to the ports and unloaded. That could well take weeks to unclog the overflow into those ports.
Does that take into account all the ships that will keep turning up every day? It's not just the ships waiting, its every ship that will keep turning up that has to use the canal. Livestock and fresh produce can't take a lengthy diversion.
2-3 week is true to return to normal. All stranded ships will reach their destination in 1-2 weeks times (including in Far East); the sudden influx of cargo at these ports requires more logistics (trucks, crane & warehouse + authority + customs) . Then another few days to have the recycle containers (there are shortage of containers globally now) ... before manufacturer can load their goods for the next shipment. So technically, the backlog at the manufacturer warehouse will take 2-3 week to return to normal and the factory will operate back to normal.
@@brook316 if you're sending livestock and fresh produce via ship on a 2 week plus journey you don't expect them to arrive in great condition
Awesome
Warmest congratulations to Egyptian and other countries team who made the ship to refloat.
You notice they turned down American help. That's just a start of what's coming to the bully.
@@cadebritt8001 usa would love to get some ships in there
@@kap1526 So true. I get to focused. Mostly to my detriment.
@@cadebritt8001 they called Boskalis, a Dutch company well known in maritim work as the best option, for speed was needed.
@@gobinajager7832 your right. I stepped on a tac with my comment. I was working in the bearing sea and our captain was Swedish and learned a awful lot of commercial shipping is captained by the Swedish. Dutch to ?
It got sorted a lot faster than I expected. I thought it was going to take weeks. Well done to the recovery teams for a successful operation.
Ship 🛳 should be renamed EVERSTUCK
The Loctite
LOL
😂😂😂
Like a bowel blockage when it gets dislodged 😂
you should never rename a ship its bas luck ..........oh wait ...lol
Amazing how these things float in the first place
Whoever invented buoyancy was a genius.
@@jkorshak Eureka!!
@@jkorshak iNveNTeD bUoYAnCy?
Whoever discovered how to make heavy objects bouyant
@@ICy42 Sorry, I realize that without emoticons or tired stylistic affectations sometimes people have to work harder to discern intent.
Thankyou Supermoon that brought high tides.
Hello maggie. My Lil Kitty Name he's dead I do missed that pet bunches hopefully we meet soon
And thanks for the people who worked hard to dig all the around it to move and who lead the boats to take it from the cannel
The arrogance of the BBC. " its impossible Egypt cant do it, not even the UK, the Dutch said the it will take weeks"
Egypt hold my drink, does it in a few days.
@The Real Donald Duck ummm.... huh? Your sentence structure makes no sence, how hard is it to write like a normal individual? Do your research kid, it was the captain of the ship who was at fault. If this was a normal occurrence then yes Egypt would be at fault. Get it ducky 😂😂😂😂
Super high tide is what saved the day.
And who do you think instructed these Egyptians. The dutch were hired to coördinate the job.
And it was everything that did the job. The tide, the digging, the pulling etc. It was a combined efort but Boskalis NL was leading the stuff.
@@ysinvangulik1004 And how were the pyramids built?
Imagine being the first ship captain to pass through after this, knowing that it's fully within your power to become a meme legend and do the funniest thing that has ever happened ever.........
Yeah I saw that tweet too.
I live near Felixstowe. Might go and have a look when it arrives. I'll take a shovel. Just in case.
You live near Felixstowe? I’m so sorry.
@@kirishima638 poor bloke.
Hope you had a chance to eat dinner tonight
All the other news sources say it is going to Rotterdam.. Maybe Felixstowe after that?
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Those poor ships going round the cape...lol!😂😂😂
They could have just waited for 2 or 1 more days
Based on the backlog they likely will still get there faster
Back to the old Portuguese ways
Like when you decide to take long route after waiting on train and as soon as you leave its over 😒
At this stage it will be quicker because of the ship jam waiting to use the canal .it will take weeks to get near normal again
Imagine being the captain of the first ship to pass through the Suez after it gets unblocked and knowing you have the potential to do the funniest thing that anyone has done ever
Stolen
@@noveseth2863 shared*
butter stolen
@@Mikey-zk5wc sorry, I'll be sure to pay for it next time
😂👍
In some ways, it’s pretty impressive that they refloated it so quickly. Took a long time for the right equipment to get there.
The exceptionally high tide made a big difference.
What I don't understand is that at the end they needed 13 tug boats. Why did they think 8 will be enough, to start, and when they saw it has done no difference, why didn't they increase the number of boats sooner?
@@zsuzsannawilliams9668 They did, from 8 to 13 ;)
@@zsuzsannawilliams9668 I read that they simply didn’t have enough heavy tug boats of the size that would make a difference. Apparently, for this type of thing, they need extremely heavy, powerful tug boats. Was news to me. I always thought a tug boat was a tug boat.
"I'm stuck step brother!" On a new level
thank goodness some really good news for a change
It's the relief of bad news, more like neutral news
I wouldn't say good news. It's just the playing out of the narrative. Like a movie. You tend not to say it was good until you've watched it all...
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@@billybob-ro6qf Yoo that cool and all but who asked
Evergreen: Bad promotion is still promotion.
Wow. Nothing a good tug can't solve.
“The tugboat, for its size, is the most powerful ship afloat, and the Star Tugs are the power behind the docks and waterways that make up the Bigg City port.”
nothing a good tug or Hit with a hammer can't solve that's the solution to everything. Like Hulk says "SMASH"!
Media: Experts predict it will take several weeks to free the ship.
Egyptian Komatsu excavator operator: Hold my Shisha and Kat
We aren’t know for kat
@@Channel_976 yeah what is kat? He means CAT? ahahah
@@jasperdale8239 قصده القاط اللي بيستخدم في اليمن
Khat or Qat, the leaves of a plant chewed by Yemenis, Somalis and Ethiopians but certainly not Egyptians , I am from Gizan which located south of Saudi Arabia on the border with Yemen and in Gizan some of us do chew on Qat due to the similarity between the traditions and habits not accurate joke but funny nevertheless!
@@francescomacpherson8658 thank youu
ah yes, the metric Eiffel tower, the most supreme weight measurement
It's also an SI unit of tallitude.
@@massimookissed1023 But how many squared Eiffel towers are there in 'the size of Wales' though ?
I like using DeLorean as my metric. The container ship weighs about 164091 times the weight of a DeLorean
Atleast they didn’t measure it in golfing greens or football pitches
@@dookie3453 I don’t know; the size a football field is much easier to grasp than the weight of the Eiffel Tower
Lesson learnt; Ever Given has 10 siblings that could ram the bank the same way and block the waterway once again if similar error happens. Ever Golden, Ever Genius, Ever Gifted, Ever Glory, Ever Globe, Ever Goods, Ever Grade, Ever Gentle, Ever Govern, Ever Greet
For real?
Don't forget the ever more.
🤦
And Ever Since
There’s a ton of ~400m long container ships these days so it’s more than just the golden class.
now it’s time for “ever given” to learn how to paralell park
20 times heavier than the Eiffel Tower, the average person wouldn't know the weight of the tower so a pointless comment.
Yeah that made me think wtf
Congratulations to the egipcias people. Thanks A lot. 😊
Yeah Egyptians are a great nation despite the western fake news
@@waoola2060 bruh, stop your shitty comments like on your profile 🤮😂
@@waoola2060 Egypt is a great nation of course but....wasn't it a Dutch company that did the actual job?
@@caspervanelli6502 yes it was, Smit Salvage and Boskalis (its the same company really) with dredgers and 2 massive seagoing Tugs, the Alp guardian and Carlo Magna, but they did get some assistance from some harbour tugs
@@caspervanelli6502 no not at all, that is what the fake news are saying, there was 14 Egyptian tug boats working on the rescue efforts, the dutch company sent just one tug boat which did not effectively do any participation on floating the massive ship....the dutch thing was fake news
Imagine the nightmare of captains after this😖
It's too late to make Suez Canal jokes now. That ship has sailed. ⛴
"it its 20 times heavier than eiffel tower" - isn't really putting it in perspective. No one gonna say "I tried lift eiffel tower once"
Moment of silence for the ships that had already decided to take the route around Africa thinking it was gonna take weeks to free the Evergiven.
Haha. xD. I was going to write down the same comment. 😕
It still a good option, their ate hundreds of ship still waiting+ all those that will arrive.
@@slave7022 its like seeing a traffic jam on the freeway and deciding to take the back roads, yeah its slower then the freeway, but odds are you will still get there sooner then you would dealing with the traffic on the freeway.
Holy shit, 400M long ship. Just to give you an idea, Godzilla in the modern movies is 100M
That is longer than a Nimitz Class aircraft carrier.
Yes, they make boats that big nowadays, you hillbilly.
I hope all the livestock in the queued ships are okay!
You mean the livestock that is on the way to slaughter houses halfway across the globe ?
@Audrey Cullen 100% THIS. I wonder how many humans were squeezed into containers from God knows where. Perhaps suffocation was a better option to what might have awaited those poor souls at the other end.
@Audrey Cullen Are there seriously people who get trafficked like this?
@@destituteanddecadent9106 ships move all kinds of illegal stuff. by me in michigan they are known for picking up stolen heavy equipment
and the mob ships pretty much all usa's electronic waste to ghana
They should rename it the "EVER STICK" as it got stuck for 3 days in a canal.
How smart to have a single canal without alternative route.
Wonderful job
0:58 That's the most random comparison I've ever heard
This is western media. They have add every statement with some western kind of propaganda
Some exec thought it was really clever when they thought it up, which is why they had her say it.
Since everybody in the world did visit the tower and measured it by a close distance they thought it will be logical to compare to it, so ppl would have a clear view on how big is the cargo ship 😂😂😁
Download a ship tracking app and you can see all the ships in the queue. Excellent bit of fun with a beer
Guys everybody is just screaming how long it took to clear it - ext. Remember this is not the first time. The last time the Suez Canal got a trafic jam , it took 8 years to clear -it is still remembered as the longest trafic jam in history.
Having a ship that is longer than the width of the canal is just asking for problems!! And this situation just proves that point. Why were there no escorts with a ship of this size??
Congratulations men for the great work Safe journey ahead
Finally, my long awaited parcel is on the move.
In Mr Robinson we trust... pride of Britain
Salute to those who dig out more than 10,000 tonnes of sand for rescuing this huge ship Evergreen within a week.
BBC news is always a pleasure to watch. Clear reporting without any speculations. Thanks
Feewwwww the kids might be saved after all 👍
Who knew the BBC would mention Brexit?
Great work.
Make the canal biger next time
The container ship weighs about 164,091 times the weight of a DeLorean and about 92 times longer.
Now that's real math!! Is a Humvee like a kilo to a gram. Just checking that way We are all calibrated the same... pay attention!!!
Good news for a change! Great job!
The captain of the container ship has some explaining to do.
I was actually surprised that the effort didn't involve heavy equipment on shore. If that number of tugs couldn't move it, toss a few cables to bulldozers.
Considering there were freighters stuck behind it - freighters with *HUGE* engines and anchors designed to stay that ship in place.
They could've cobbled the Evregreen's anchor chain to the anchor chains of a few freighters and use those huge engines. That's far too much mass for lightweight little tugs.
Yeah if only we had the two of you there
@@amzarnacht6710 When I was in the USMC, I was astounded how much power a good tug boat has. Though the US Navy has no need for Harbor Pilots, to do the slow work of getting into moorings, a single tug dragged the LPH I was on into place. As for the other ships in the canal being used to free that ship, you get into liability and other insurance stuff, and they are just like the stranded ship in that they are also overloaded .
@@amzarnacht6710 absolutely correct, but no doubt insurance companies would say no no to it, in case they caused even more damage!!!
The boat behind it had the opportunity to do the funniest thing ever
A big thx to all the people involved in floating this ship! Job welldone!!!
OK news crew, When you say 20 times Eiffel tower, you should also say how much the Eiffel tower weighs,so we can use our calculator to multiply*20...
OR ... just tell us how much the damn thing weighs. I was going "WTF," when they said that really stupid thing about the Eiffel Tower.
Or get us the digits not the dick
Can't wait for The Internet Historian to make a video on this in 5 years
Had the skipper been watching Austin powers trying to turn round in that narrow corridor?
It's Egypt, history and civilization
When a captain of a freighter in the Suez canal finaly can move forward but radio saying it's April's fools day:
"Stop! Stop!!! STOP!!!"
I guess Uncle Albert has been released of his duties.
@Gael shut up
During the war........
@Gael I thought it was.... 🤣
This happens when she says, baby, I'm at home alone
Remember the Egyptians are masters at this look how they built the pyramids manoeuvring several tonne stones around like it was child’s play 😂
LOL😂 I am Still Confused how TF did they Put those Stones On such height,Where The Modern Equipments can't even do it😂
@@hellstorm3132 legends and I don't mean they're fake they're real
But I guess people were built differently in the past 4000 years
@@hellstorm3132 They used the power of rolling.... rolling logs
Thanks bro from Cairo
they did not build them, they found them
You want evil for us, but our ancestors are with us
Man 2021 is doing something great.............for now.
Congratulations to all workers, 👏👏👏 ,masha Allah
Imagine if the ships name was Willy, memes to last forever.
İs eiffel tower a new kind of weight unit? Didnt now that.
I didn't know that now is a verb.
😂
I created it. Just like eiffel tower
Yes, and the new unit of length is 'empire state building,' replacing the more common unit of length, the 'football field.'
That guy now holds the world record for getting fired speedrun
Imagine being the captain of the first ship through the reopened canal and having the opportunity to do the funniest thing in history.
If anyone believes this was accidental, they will believe the Moon is made of cheese.
LMAO, your ilk doesn't even believe the Moon is real, but a "projection".
The Egyptian build the pyramids thousands of years ago, if they can't solve this problem, no one can! lol Watching this massive ship stuck in a canal reminds me to better lose lots of weight before summer, lol It's amazing that since last summer, I looked up the logistic in this region because I wanted to travel from south Jordan's Red Sea thru Sinai peninsular Dahab & to the rest of Egypt but Google map didn't show much. Suddenly the Suez Canal is on world news daily for a week!
Well, they couldn't. The engineers who built the pyramids are long gone. Had they been so clever they would have made passage places or double this waterway.
@@vereferreus5262 it's the shipping company who are greedy, built bigger ships. Put ever more containers on it
false, the egyptians moved into the pyramids, they were already there.
@@gnutscha haha, did your mom told you that? 😂 😂 😂
@@georgebesharaa1939 graham hancock, erich von däniken
cant wait to see the reaction of the captain when he'll come out in public...
2019: Free Meek
2021: Free Evergreen
The stupidest part is people actually think this was a accident!
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yes
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"That giant ship stuck in the Suez" is this what UK journalism has been reduced to now? Tune in for tomorrow when Sophie Rayworth tells us " listen up dis is wicked news innit?!
Followed by a skateboarding dog
Because the Suez canal accounts to 12% of the world trade
We thank Boskalis for getting the job done. All the work the past week was a joint effort. Well done everybody!
BBC is giving wrong information:
Male reporter says 18000 containers
Female reporter says 20000 containters.
Actual containers are 18300.
Note: Evergiven is not owned by Evergreen its owned by Shoie kisen kaisha owner of shipbuilding company Imabari shipbuilding and Currently time chartered by evergreen.
Imagine you’re a captain waiting on the suez canal and you decided to re route and hours later the Suez canal problem is solved
*Hey, to you reading* .... you are loved in this moment, just as you are, here's how we know:
"For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”
Amen
Prometheus?
Here's a thought... maybe any ship whose length exceeds the width of the canal should be required to go around the long way and be banned from the canal.
Given that the “long way” adds hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of additional shipping costs and takes an extra 7 days, if you wouldn’t be willing to pay significantly more for the things you buy, then keep your uneducated advice to yourself
@@amy86975 It was my opinion. Feel free to ignore it if you disagree.
@@LRod1959 oh yes, I’m sure all those shipping companies care about your shitty opinion 🥱
It may surprise you, but most of the canals' fairways in this world are narrower than the leghts of the vessels passing through. Either we're talking about Suez or Panama, or a tiny canal somewhere in the countryside of Britain or Belgium.
@@amy86975 I don't base my opinions on what might be popular. That's why they are OPINIONS. At least I can express them without being rude.
Can’t wait for ship chan artworks on this to be trending on social media
"...their cargo: everything from food to medicine to livestock... and cars"
Yeah, holy shit, not the cars man. oh my god the cars must reach their destination immediately
Hats off to the SALVAGE TEAM 🙏
I can guarantee that Indian employees were dozing when the ship got stuck.
Your comments seem to be racist fool.
Chetan a racist.
@@murugiahmuthuvelloo4066 I’m pretty sure he’s Indian and it’s not racist
@@murugiahmuthuvelloo4066 look at his profile picture
Yay, now we only have to wait about 3 months until the fuel prices will drop to where they were before the canal was blocked for a couple days.
Where I live a "civilian?" group in charge of my provinces fuel prices finally forced prices to lower a bit
GOD is giving us little signs daily of our greed !