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Ismailiya (Egypt), May 28 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Khaled Elfiqi) The Suez Canal seeks to increase its capacity from 70 to 95 ships a day and its income from about 5.5 billion dollars to 9.5 billion by 2023 with the new improvements undertaken as a result of the "Ever Given" accident, its chief executive officer, Admiral Osama Rabie, told EFE.FOOTAGE OF THE SUEZ CANAL.
A gendarmerie convoy leaves the Rambervillers gendarmerie in the Vosges, eastern France, where the suspect in the murder of Rose, a five-year-old girl, was being held in custody. IMAGES
Images released by the Suez Canal Authority show a boat towing the now refloating M/V Glory, a cargo vessel grounded in Egypt's Suez Canal, while joining a southbound convoy near to Al Qantarah. Suez Canal maritime traffic has resumed to "normal" after the 225-metre-long cargo vessel carrying Ukrainian grain ran aground but was then refloated and towed away, according to Egyptian authorities. IMAGES
Ismailiya (Egypt), May 28 (EFE) .- (Camera: Pablo Pérez) The "Ever Given" entered the Suez Canal "off-center and at a speed that is not allowed in narrow sea lanes," the canal's head of state assures Efe Admiral Osama Rabie, on the eve of the trial for which he claims millionaire compensation from the company that owns the ship.FOOTAGE AND SOUNDBITES OF OSAMA RABIE, HEAD OF THE SUEZ CANAL.Translation:1.- “When it entered the canal, it was not centered and entered with a high speed that is not allowed in narrow sea lanes. Proof of this is that, when it collided with the bank of the canal, it entered a depth of 12 meters because it was entering with a high speed that caused the bow of the ship to sink. After all, the ship had a lot of loads”.2.- “We are building another new 10 km canal from kilometer 122 to kilometer 132. This is to increase the number of ships within the canal and reduce the crossing time. We are also going to expand the southern section by 40 meters from kilometer 132 to kilometer 162 and increase the depth of the canal from 66 feet to 72 ”.
Ismalia (Egypt), Mar 30 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Mohamed Hossam) The convoys of ships that usually travel in both directions of the Suez Canal resumed their activity this Tuesday, after the sea route was finally unblocked on Monday afternoon when the container ship Ever Given was refloated, which had been stranded since April 23, creating a great congestion.FOOTAGE OF THE SUEZ CANAL, IN EGYPT
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