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The Ever Given is fit to sail again, official report concludes - but it still can t go anywhere because Egypt impounded it

The Ever Given is fit to sail again, official report concludes - but it still can t go anywhere because Egypt impounded it
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Egypt s Suez Canal celebrates arrival of large dredger--China Economic Net

Egypt s Suez Canal Authority (SCA) celebrated on Monday the recent arrival of a large cutter suction dredger (CSD).   We celebrate together CSD Mohab Mameesh, the largest in the Middle East and Africa, joining the SCA s fleet, SCA Chairman Osama Rabie said during a ceremony held in Ismailia province in northeastern Egypt.   The new dredger is considered an unprecedented addition to the authority s dredgers fleet, the SCA chief added.   He stressed that it will make a quantum leap in the SCA s capabilities in carrying out dredging works and projects inside and outside Egypt.   The 29,190-kilowatt heavy-duty rock CSD Mohab Mameesh was made by Dutch shipbuilder Royal IHC, which is working on another dredger named Hussein Tantawy that is scheduled to be delivered to Egypt in August this year, according to Rabie.

Egypt Seized the Ever Given, Demanding Owners Pay for Blocking Suez Canal

Egypt s Suez Canal Authority (SCA) seized the ship on Tuesday, according to Ahram Online. Egyptian authorities have sued the Ever Given s owner, Shoei Kisen Kaisha Ltd., for $900 million, saying the ship caused damage to the canal and lost business. Ryu Murakoshi, a spokesman for the company, told The Wall Street Journal that Shoei Kisen Kaisha Ltd. is in negotiations on compensation. Shoei Kisen Kaisha filed a general average claim in early April, splitting the $900 million demand between the boat s insurers and the owners of the cargo atop the ship.  General average is a principle of maritime law that requires any of the ship s customers to share the risk and costs involved if the ship faces a tragedy or failure.

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