How did the Ever Given of Suez Canal become shallow?

On March 29th, Beijing time, a giant cargo ship in Taiwan Province Province ran aground in the Suez Canal for eight days? Ever Given? Finally, it was put in the right channel. At present, the local area is preparing to release it? Ever Given? Tow it outside the Suez River for inspection to ensure? Ever Given? The hull doesn't pose much threat, but in the whole? Ever Given? In the stranded rescue, ten tugboats and several excavators were dispatched to carry out the rescue plan. At present? Ever Given? It has been dragged out of the Suez River, and the river management department is currently evaluating the situation in the river. According to their prediction, the Gongyi Canal will resume normal traffic within three days, and they will first consider allowing freighters carrying livestock to pass because the feed on these freighters is almost exhausted.

The rescue operation was undertaken by Boskalis, a Dutch river dredging engineering company. According to the CEO of this company, because? Ever Given? It is one of the largest ocean-going ships in existence at present, so it is very difficult to rescue it. In the early stage of rescue, they considered it. Ever Given? Unloading all the cargo and fuel on board is also one of the common ways to deal with ships stranded in the ocean, but due to? Ever Given? It is fully loaded, with as many as 20 thousand containers on it, so the unloading time will be long, which the Suez Canal management can't afford, so they are in? Ever Given? Dig the riverbank with excavators at the bow and stern to facilitate? Ever Given? The bow and stern can return to normal.

After the excavator dug up a lot of earthwork, Ever Given? In the end, I was not stuck by Hetty, but because? Ever Given? The bottom of the boat was stranded by the river bed, so we could only get the boat out of trouble when the full moon was at high tide, and finally on March 29? Ever Given? Finally, I got out of the predicament and resumed the function of normal driving.

The blockade of the Suez Canal has caused great losses to the world economy, and this incident has also taught people a lesson. Emergency measures must be set up at such an important maritime hub to avoid similar situations from happening again.