Can another Suez Canal blockage be avoided? | Inside Story

[@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

[@component29]

To me, the answer is both simple, and obvious. If you have a huge object that’s stuck, you need something of sufficient power to release it. If tug boats aren’t up to the job, then you need something bigger, perhaps much, much bigger to pull it out, for example, an empty cargo ship. You would need a lot of hardened steel and someone to form into a shape that would not only strengthen the front of the stuck ship, but also to allow it to be pulled with enough force to free it, but not break it. Why the experts haven’t thought of this is beyond me 🤷‍♂️

[@jimimarlatt7086]

Evergreen is the name of the shipping company that operates the Ever Given ship that was blocking the Suez Canal. EVERGREEN is on each side of the ship.

[@jackjackthompson5771]

What’s your point?

[@jayc2469]

Thank you for clearing that up!

[@seamusgray7609]

Yes

[@minah19845]

Thanks, I was confused.

[@plasmaglowmusic1655]

Lesson Learned: -Manmade Canal ran into problem with Manmade ship -Manmade Machines failed to fix the problem caused by Man -Mother Nature saved the boat - The moon pulled high tide into the region

[@jenniferbrown469]

All mega ships that are too wide and long for the Suez Canal should go around Cape of Good Hope, Africa or even further to the much-widened Panama Canal. Less chance of probability in case a terrorist war should happen in the Middle East.

[@jademacachor5823]

Time has come to plan for major changes in how the countries that use the Suez canal and the host country Egypt to include wide rehabilitation and construction of the canal. We witness its importance and it calls for global cooperation.

[@TheDivinepromise]

It brings me horror that terrorist could attack the west by simply blocking the canal with a huge ship like this then scuttling on that part of the canal... I hope they intensify the security.

[@TheDivinepromise]

@Thomas Vavrusco ah, yes the porates.... that’s another thing to think. And yes, they are quite a headache also. But they merely operate in small scale. What I was fearing is that, imagine a terrorist group hiding a bomb on one of those ships and blowing it on that vulnerable part of the canal. Stopping that canal is as critical as hitting a western country within their borders. It will affect the whole world.

[@mirzahamzabaig5667]

@@TheDivinepromise Eh.. I am sure the cargoes undergo security checks.. and there is navy present to ensure no terrorist jumps from sea..

[@guerillachan20]

russia northern sea route will solve all the problems.

[@Mdmc9738]

If pirates were there stalking what do you think they were going to steal? Ton containers??

[@arnoldromppai5395]

i bet you seeing a black cat at night brings you horror too

[@CaliBum]

Yes, another Suez Canal blockage can be avoided. I was able to free my Suez Canal blockage an hour ago, it wasn't an easy task.

[@elixier33]

I don't have one.... Does that count?

[@UncleKennysPlace]

@@whykoks Prolly, given the last name.

[@cumulusvapes7]

Cheese, that sounds like it wasnt an easy task!

[@danb4089]

Does your canal allow tugboats to come n help ? 😁😜🤣

[@jasonstrong4610]

@@whykoks reverse peristalsis is terminal, and messy.

[@oraclex2976]

Can it (and similar events) be avoided? Not if greed goes unchecked.

[@jasonaiken2]

It’s not the canals it’s the size of the ships. Bigger is not always batter.

[@quesnayrams1084]

14:58 my guy gave me a headache with his “eeeeeh, eehh, let’s say...” I’d like to learn more about the possibilities of expanding the canal, making it a two ways for example...

[@cumulusvapes7]

Thats how "experts" talk. Obviously... you didnt spend tens of thousands, to be educated like him! LOL

[@quesnayrams1084]

@@cumulusvapes7 You should not draw conclusions about people you don’t know...Your “expert” didn’t display enough eloquence in this video...FYI, I have a masters in law with two other degrees aside....I speak nine languages...I’ve worked in several countries...try me again.

[@redsable6119]

Very likely English is not his first language.

[@cumulusvapes7]

@@quesnayrams1084 Wow, all that and you have a 0/10 sarcasm detector! That sucks "my guy" . By that comment alone, i seriously question the validity of you having a masters "my guy" gtfo. lol

[@cumulusvapes7]

@@redsable6119 Yea, im guessing..

[@alejandrozapata6286]

This is certainly the most heated discussion I've ever seen on the channel.

[@iamaformerhistorystudent]

Hello Egyptians

[@jgdooley2003]

Walk like an Egyptian? Refloat ships like an Egyptian. Well done to the country that pioneered civil engineering with the Pyramids and actually built the Suez canal.

[@Ardkun00]

Widening the canal seems to be the simplest solution. But it'll cost billions. Another solution is to restrict the entrance of big cargo ships that are prone to block the canal.

[@ArmAndrei]

Well there is only like 6 or something of this caliber , you cant really. Just buy better tug boats so the ship dosent get pushed by wind , as the ship does not go by its self it is escorted by tug boats lol

[@ReachOutToWilliam]

The canal was just widened in 2014. Without significant increases in revenue to Egypt.

[@Ardkun00]

@@ArmAndrei That's a good point. Tug boats that escort the biggest cargo ships in case a strong wind or sandstorm hits.

[@ArmAndrei]

@@Ardkun00 normaly cargo of this size and especially in bad conditions should be tugged, it is the fault of the canal operator for allowing i belive , but what done is done , lessons we're learned and by what I've read I think it was actually costing the canal 15 million per day , not billions so its not too bad considering who ever owns it is probly filth rich

[@thefrub]

Look up "Tom Scott Netherlands Wind". The Netherlands built concrete towers all along their canal to block the wind and stop ships from getting blown into the side.

[@realsocrates5272]

Could be avoided if dredging is done regularly and professionally

[@arnoldromppai5395]

that like saying widen the free ways for the clowns that speed, widening just gives them a longer take off ramp. speed that pilot took that ship up made the cross wind effect worse

[@cryingbroken8824]

@@arnoldromppai5395 slight difference. Captains such as those on this ship are carefully monitored and trained. Step by step. But I agree, the *maintenance* of the current canal needs to be addressed first and foremost! Deal with the turnover of ships and the everyday buildup of silt. *And* slow down the coming and going of the current traffic so all things can be monitored/scheduled a little more carefully. I was astounded when I spent some time at my closest port of entry locks. Nothing even close to the Suez, but an eye opener just the same! The co-ordination necessary to keep just that set running smoothly is mindblowing, nevermind the SUEZ! Kingston possibly gets as much traffic in a YEAR as the Suez gets in one morning!

[@cryingbroken8824]

There, we find *some* agreement.

[@dhanasekaranthirunavukkara1938]

For the past 150 years several ships have crossed with all the shortcomings if the canal. Looking at the size of the ship and the number of containers packed on its deck, I feel that only human greed has overtaken in the past few decades.

[@realsocrates5272]

@@dhanasekaranthirunavukkara1938 Money does change things ..... Slavery coming back in different shape, form or color

[@okonopel]

The Vessel " EVER GIVEN " took on water because the underwater structure was damaged during impact. This incident is not over!. Keep in mind that tremendous forces were at play during that incident.

[@cedricpod]

this ship (ever given ) looks overloaded

[@rayharvey1330]

Time to make the canal wider...

[@MSevelynjacobs]

I can't believe that people don't realize that it was human cargo, over 2000 children some dead oh, a whole pile of those deadly vaccines and weapons. I do hope all the children are saved it can be and the rest of it can just sink into the ocean forever

[@jeffhogancamp4871]

Maybe they just need to limit the size of the ships coming into the Canal.

[@skullcandy9641]

what needs to be done? alternate sea routes (e.g. Russias ambition of the arctic sea route) widening of canals prioritising goods that are perishable on smaller vessles finding new markets e.g. Suez a link between Asia and Europe and Asia may want to diversify trade in Asia pacific or east Africa reducing dependence on a sea route

[@nonmihiseddeo4181]

The Suez Canal Authority may need to discontinue allowing huge MV's such as Ever Given access to the canal in extreme wind conditions, which can blow them into the sand, as happened in this case.

[@HantsmanUK]

As soon as the Ever Given was out other ships were going through within minutes!

[@chrischupp9760]

Time to go

[@lghi0845]

@Maximilian Brandon If you need to stalk her then you might as well move on and find another girl.

[@justdogood7413]

How BIG can a ship get? Well, technically, there's no limit. We could build one as big as a country. However, navigation will be the biggest hurdle. But then again, if we build a massive ship that stretches from a European coast all the way across the Atlantic to an American coast, just imagine the SIZE! On the bright side, we can save air fare and prevent pollution. All that this ship needs to do is rotate 180 degrees and you are on the other side of the continent. Imagine a ship simultaneously transporting passengers to two different continents that's almost half-a-world away!

[@StoutProper]

These all the same experts who said it would take weeks to move her

[@cryingbroken8824]

I believe another blockage *can* be avoided with 2 simple measures being implemented. The 1st being that no ship with a draft beyond whatever depth, and 2nd the canal itself being dredged and *accurately* measured from end to end, then KEPT that clean by regular maintenance, or dredging(I'll leave that to the experts)

[@aaronlim7324]

Take a shot every time he utters “let’s say”.

[@stevengrey1149]

Shots on "Errr" & "Ummm" will give you alcohol poisoning

[@mississippioutpost2895]

Great job to all. 💪 Jw

[@blinkspacestudio8892]

would probably be best to send the massive ships around the long way

[@jerimow8400]

Was it the Titanicgreen or the Evertitanic?

[@geraldrattai9845]

The Evergiven was overloaded in my opinion. The view from the Pilot house is hampered by stacking the containers too high. Making a profit is important , but is it worth jepordizing the manueverability of the ship. Keep the ships under 1,000 feet long.

[@Cblumberg89]

Yes it can be avoided. Post a sign that says "any vessel that prohibits passage and use of the Suez canal shall be forfeit along with all property within. The crew and captain of said vessel are subject to prosecution under international law". Problem solved.

[@berryberrykixx]

Yes, it certainly can. Either regularly dredge the canal, or keep giant ships like these out of the canal.

[@ramthian]

Great 👍

[@dutchchessbetterthancheese1239]

THE CANAL IS TO BE WIDENED IMMEDIATELY !!

[@Chickin]

lol

[@foggywetdog6564]

Ok boss, why don't you go down there and make them

[@quesnayrams1084]

That’s what I’m talking about. Any good leader should invest more into expanding the canal... It should be a two ways at least

[@foggywetdog6564]

@@quesnayrams1084 yep, we need Putin. He will widen it

[@berryberrykixx]

Widen AND deepen.

[@vinodkumarverma6683]

In future such megaships should not be allowed passage in both suez canal and panama canal.

[@hewhohasnoidentity4377]

The canal won't be expanded. The liability lawsuits will take decades. In this case no one wins financially or with national prestige. No insurance policy will make anyone whole. There is not spare capacity to threaten to stop doing business with any ship line or the canal. The only good thing is the economic damage is spread worldwide so no single entity should be impacted catastrophically.

[@miiigoreng]

Thought I kept hearing 'maggot'

[@steveghanbari]

Regarding this colossal ship getting stuck in Suez Canal, more encompassing the circumstances than we know. Yes, this may have been an accident, but also, you have to think outside the box. It may have been a deliberate act to create a critical situation economically for the global market and some of the war-torn countries that are not on the side of certain countries that desperately need these goods.

[@kevincinnamontoast3669]

So block the suez and profit how?

[@steveghanbari]

@@kevincinnamontoast3669 bumping up the price of goods as it's happening today. Have a look at the fuel cost

[@steveghanbari]

@@kevincinnamontoast3669, who knows mate. We are living in a world with enormous uncertainty.

[@helenwalker2986]

HUMAN TRAFFICKING CARGO.. WAKE UP PEOPLE.. THE SHIP WAS REMOTELY GROUNDED BY GOOD PEOPLE IN MILITARY... THIS IS A STING OPERATION.. Pray for the children..

[@iai2354]

Let's say, let's say let's say?

[@bkvdpw]

Steve Parks sounds like an engineer. The ship was stuck for a week and it's a 7 to 14 day slip in the schedule!! :)

[@marlonmiguel9968]

When that evergreen is transitting suez canal, i think they don't have sufficient powerful tug boats to push and guide her. if they have powerful tug boats it will not happen. that's my opinion.

[@budirving7007]

and then they will build bigger ships and then bigger tug boats and then bigger ships, and then bigger tugboats and then..............

[@ThomasBomb45]

Well this didnt age well

[@marlonmiguel9968]

@@budirving7007 Then build bigger canal....200 yrs in advance

[@Lost-In-Blank]

_Is it not un-Islamic to let animals suffer???_ All this time, almost 20 hours since the Suez Canal was reopened for north to south traffic, and I see the _livestock carriers_ still waiting while higher value but less urgent container ships and chemical tankers take priority. The livestock on these ships must be suffering. My understanding is that the reason for importing live animals for ritual slaughter is to ensure that they do not suffer when they die. This seems contrary to what the priorities of the Suez Canal Authority. Is the SCA being over-ridden by some foreign body? Or is it simply about who has money?

[@nighthiker8872]

They need to award the diggers a " Super Moon " Metal of Honor. Who got there and just digging.

[@nighthiker8872]

Award by both countries. It would be a great PR move and time to rethink a LOT of things. Also awards, give to the tug boats that could have put their life on the line. The design of the ship is to blame. YOU CAN LEARN FROM THIS OR REPETE IT AT A HIGHER COST.

[@nighthiker8872]

VERY,VERY, VERY lucky on the water level.

[@arnoldromppai5395]

@@nighthiker8872 nothing wrong with the design

[@dhanasekaranthirunavukkara1938]

This is a nice reminder of the power of super moon and the high tides created by its tiny but useful gravitational effect on earth. BTW the earth is tilted 23.5 degrees from it's axis (creating seasons as the earth goes around the sun in a year) because of our lovely neighbor and without her our planet might spin in any direction it wants.

[@chrischris8550]

They could try using another heavy ship from the oncoming direction to speed towards and then stop before the designated point. Thus creating a tidal wave with the tugs being used for assist in direction from the shore? Just a thought for a future resolve.

[@gschallert3293]

Wonder how many kids died in the those containers?

[@ritamariekelley4077]

Was the Egyptian Harbor Pilot at the helm or not? The story shifted. CORPORATE GREED is driving the size. Who pays? Consumers. The suffering in Syria was increased if that were possible.

[@weldonyoung1013]

As I've heard on other KZbin video: there were TWO Suez Canal pilots aboard the MV Ever Given.

[@ILUVBAKKUA]

an alternate route via land in the form of pipes and rail from saudi arabia red sea to israel via jordan

[@corrinetsang1478]

NO, IT CAN BE REFOLDED

[@ph11p3540]

Truckers like to say they put everything in our homes but they are nothing without sailors and ships. Ships bring the world to you.

[@cybervigilante]

Mostly they bring China to Walmart and Amazon.

[@norahswhite7346]

Truckers travel all across the USA and Canada here they're just as crucial to EVERYONE. Wife of a retired Trucker. 💕 They sacrifice a lot leaving their families at home for weeks or longer. 🚚 🚚

[@norahswhite7346]

We don't need China's world

[@billmcallister1404]

Yes if it was properly maintained maybe

[@gregwarner3753]

They need to complete the second canal more or less parallel to tnis one.

[@biancajaggerd6224]

Why they keep calling it the "Ever Given"??

[@AdamAlbilya1]

Why widening the canal? Let's make flying ships instead, that way they could also have in both ways; traveling at different height along the canal. Problem solved. Q.E.D

[@Animalkisser]

TOO MANY ADS!!!

[@enzoonymus3084]

Eh, uhm, ohm, ahh...I , I think finding blame falls on the greedy bastards who overload the ships. Accidents happen too.

[@elpasotexastejano1]

If Egypt's government would only stop embezzling all the profits from the Suez Canal and start investing in good quality equipment and emergency excavation equipment like they should this would not be a problem but instead the billions of dollars just seem to be disappearing into pockets somewhere along the line.

[@leannesmith5818]

My thoughts exactly

[@seamusgray7609]

Interesting way to communicate big billboard definitely got some attention.

[@corrinetsang1478]

244 SHIPS TRANSIT THE SUEZ CANAL

[@wesleycrushinet8076]

one time i had a blockage and it hurt to pee

[@Johnconno]

Great that you managed to get so many expert Marine-Engineers to comment...

[@pratnama]

well, where this cargo is moving? I see it stuck stil...

[@pyroromancer]

yeah they just need to make the canal wider than any ship is long

[@rapauli]

From now on, "we take the Arctic NorthWest passage"

[@marbella-elviria]

let's hope the natural global warming proceeds faster.

[@wi11y1960]

Panama solved this crisis by building a parrallel canal

[@Ful-OGold]

What I don’t understand when they say billions of dollars in trade has been lost. No it hasn’t, it’s been delayed. Peoples parcels and goods will be late. Not lost. 50 billion dollars doesn’t just vanish. Even time critical items , if they perish the actual money isn’t lost. That money has gone to someone. You get me.

[@box5319]

I hope and pray that after canal blockage, next should be Al sisi canal getting blocked too

[@ArmAndrei]

Or the one in Iran lol x4 biger in amount of ships passing

[@Sacto1654]

The answer is simple: parallel canals all the way from Port Said to Suez. Let's see if the world's shipping companies are willing to pony up the massive amount of US Dollars/Euros/etc. to do that construction.

[@wavehaven1]

Its crazy how this ship broke down right there of all places after it travels thousands of miles. Tug escorts could help avoid another grounding in the strait and narrow.

[@SAMann729]

They do have tug escorts. They also have canal pilots that know and navigate ALL the ships through the canal. The ships captain actually never drives the ship through the canal, and relinquishes control to the pilots.

[@wavehaven1]

@@SAMann729 too late, you forgot the Exxon Valdez.... Escort Horsepower

[@arnoldromppai5395]

it didnt brake down, gees. some people

[@wavehaven1]

@@arnoldromppai5395 Theres a reason why it didnt get underway on its own power and required tow boats...Mr some people.

[@arnoldromppai5395]

@@wavehaven1 it got under way on its own once it was freed off that banks, you dont see the wash at the back end, they used the ships own power to aid in getting it free. plus they tell you.. no damage

[@rezamomdadi9940]

Hello .I'm iran y طرحی دارم که به گمانم بشود این غول را حرکت داد بدون اینکه آسیبی به کشتی برسد ....اول بررسی کنید اگر دیدید نمیشود انجام ندهید ...

[@kailen98]

This canal really needs a second lane for the entire length of the canal.

[@bobdabuilder4075]

Grab a shovel and start diggin

[@MissHalloween1031]

I wonder how many kids where being trafficked ... and found.

[@frankjenkins6627]

Surely a ship that size should have a tug escort to assist and stop this happening again .

[@arnoldromppai5395]

for the over the $159.000 usd the charge each and every ship to use it, one would think, with the huge ships would have tug boat on the side to help them go up, the speed that ship was going added big time to the probles it had the whole 5 miles they did make it up until they lost control fighting the wind, more speed adds to the wind and bank problems. but they will not do a thing they will not change any thing, there out for the big dollars per ship, each ship only saves around 79k in fuel and a few extra days time by using this short cut, rather then going around, id rather pay the fuel and extra few days the hand over that kind of money to the goverment there, it clear they dont care about getting ship though safe, its get as many as we can though per day, as each one pays 150k to 250k each for a 150 mile trip

[@weldonyoung1013]

VIEWERS cut to 22:27 for the start of the story. Bypass all the umm, ahh (& what nots). But there will only by approximately 40seconds on that topic. Where is the discussion of the cause investigation? Will extraordinary large ships be able to transit the Suez Canal in high wind, come the future? What will be the requirement for mandated tug assistance on transit? Wait for the sequel !

[@ExploreLearnEnglishWithGeorge]

livestock? omfg!

[@tonyfuller8894]

The canal is way to small i mean are you blind a ship twist a few yards and theres no room.i could throw a rock across it fool.deeper and way wider.the ship should be able to go thru it sideways.

[@Kal_sengupta]

Yup absolutely can be saved if you take out hilary code name EVERGREEN

[@SideWalkAstronomyNetherlands]

The boys from Rotterdam fixed things for now, till the next Egyptian pilot has an off day... better fix you canal and your pilots..

[@motivate-today]

Build a parallel canal in the desert, it will take time and must be deeper and wider than the present one.

[@spacemonkey200]

Half of the ship was just for all the Apple Lightning Cables that broke this year.

[@TwinkledUp]

Did they break?

[@jasonedlund7282]

I have real hard time this was an accident with training of the captains! Also the ship company told two different stories first they said lost of power couple days later said high winds caused it hard to believe either

[@arnoldromppai5395]

no, the media made that up. like every thing else. the media loves reporting on the bad things and when they dont have the facts the spew what they think..

[@arnoldromppai5395]

@@robbennett332 most likly that country is corrupt, that is why they have there own pilots take the ships up it.. they want control..

[@jasonstrong4610]

It was plan B if covert 19 did not do enough damage.

[@robertomanalo6346]

BRO The Captain of that Containership MV EVER GIVEN is an Idiot he even doesnt know Channeling Navigation like Suez Canaln

[@TheOops122]

We made one ship n it got stuck we made one ship n it sank but I never heard that sun ever sank for once and moon ever got stuck once still we say what is God.

[@waynesitarz424]

Take a few containers off so they can see where they are going.

[@RookLuke]

It can be avoided just raise the bumper guards so they stay away from the gutter lol.

[@daviddsylva9029]

If the vessel did get grounded it may have been capsized and blocked the canal for a long time due to strong beam winds

[@skullcandy9641]

challenges in existing or new shipping routes: ecological e.g. dredging or the arctic new sea route can aggravate climate change sovereignty issues e.g. Egypt may refuse investigation not he Suez crisis risks of cyclones, piracy e.g. Suez and bad el Andes near the horn of Africa known for piracy and south china sea known for typhoons legal disputes e.g. claim over boustrophedon strait or the Kerch strait

[@williamreimund9001]

How am I supposed to have faith in some of these professionals you interview when they can't even talk without even being able to complete a sentence!

[@AnirbanSaha13]

Everyone's first language isn't English.

[@daviddsylva9029]

If the wind was strong the vessel could have capizied and blocked the whole canal for longer time

[@rashidkhalid3970]

Why can't most european and mid eastern asian countries not work together or help egypt with money and man power to widen the canal and n return have free access for a number of years

[@sanchezboy8654]

Well, it all depends on whether alien technology such as antigravity methods is discovered or not. If any alien technology such as antigravity methods is discovered, then the answer is yes, it can be avoided otherwise no if no alien technology such as antigravity methods is not discovered.

[@arturojimenez9168]

is it evergreen sheep where children traffic for the dinosaurs eat?

[@johnsouth3912]

Nope!

[@nack1963]

Can none of the news outlets read the big writing on the side of the ship I'll help Think Hillary's CIA code name EVERGREEN

[@jerimow8400]

Thank you for the morning belly laugh!

[@theman8070]

All the other ships should have come closer to it so that the water would high and it can easily float again...

[@berryberrykixx]

It doesn't quite work that way... if they came closer, they would have risked high tide pushing them into the ship and making the situation worse,

[@theman8070]

@@berryberrykixx i thought that would help it float easily😂😂😂 but ill take your word for it 😉

[@theman8070]

@@berryberrykixx but how about placing the anchors in that case they would be stationary what do u think???

[@shighberg]

Is it Ever Given or as it says on the ship Evergreen?

[@50gary]

Both, Evergreen is the name of the Shipping company, Evergiven is the name of that particular ship. All of Evergreen's ships are name thus, ex; Ever glory, Ever given etc. edit: Evergreen is Hillary Diane Clinton's nickname for secret service protection.

[@bonniest.pierre2045]

@@50gary The ship's name is found on one or both sides of the bow. Some companies choose to place their name on the side of the ship.

[@Lost-In-Blank]

@Aljazeera _The press needs to push for answers from the Ever Green's_ *_ship data recorder._* The ship data recorder is the maritime equivalent of the aircraft industries black box. It records what is going on on the bridge and in the engine room of a ship for analysis when there is an accident. Sadly these event recorders are only examined in 1/3 of accidents.

[@magedelbahkery6265]

this was my project for my school you liers