The massive shipwreck in the Suez Canal will cost global trade 1000 1 billion

Cairo, Ta. 27. Saturday, March, 2021

Attempts to straighten Egypt's giant cargo ship Ever Green, which was stranded in the Suez Canal, have not yet been successful, leading to traffic jams on both sides of the Suez Canal.

According to the report, the corona is already affecting the delivery of goods and now the blockage of the ship has increased the difficulty of trade, especially in European countries. Delivery of goods is now taking time.

About 12 percent of the world's trade goes through the Suez Canal, so ships do not have to sail long. About 19,000 ships used the canal last year. A cargo ship named Evergreen got stuck in the same canal, a link between Asia and Europe, on Tuesday. Was.

The ship is being operated by a team of 25 Indians. However, all the crew members on board are safe. Due to strong winds, the direction of the ship was diverted in the canal and now the cargo ship is standing in the canal. Efforts are being made to straighten it. These are employed to change the direction of the ship.

It is not possible for ships to pass through the canal unless it is straightened out.