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Megaship Ever Given Heads Out Of Suez Canal After Egypt Deal
Megaship the MV Ever Given, which blocked the Suez Canal for six days in March, weighed anchor Wednesday following a compensation deal between Egypt and the vessel's Japanese owner after having been impounded for more than 100 days.
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Suez Megaship Owner Haggles Over $900m Release Demand
The Japanese owner of a megaship seized after blocking the Suez Canal has said it is negotiating with Egyptian authorities after they demanded $900 million in compensation for its release.
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Egypt "Seizes" Suez Megaship, Demands Nearly $1 Billion Compensation
The megaship which blocked Egypt's Suez Canal and crippled world trade for nearly a week has been "seized" on court orders until the vessel's owners pay $900 million, canal authorities said Tuesday.
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In Ship's Refloating At Suez Canal, Note For Indian Crew's "Hard Work"
Up to 25 Indians remain on the MV Ever Given, the container ship that had got stuck in the Suez Channel from March 23 till yesterday, the ship's authorities have said. The crew has been aiding the efforts to free it, Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement (BSM) informed in a media statement. The German company is responsible for the technical management o...
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Watch: Cargo Ship Turns After Blocking Suez Canal For 6 Days
Almost a week after it ran aground in Suez Canal, blocking hundreds of ships, the giant cargo ship MV Ever Given started to move, videos that emerged on social media show. But its owner said that while the giant ship "has turned", it was still not yet afloat.
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Satellite Pics Show 120 Anchored Ships Waiting For Suez Canal To Clear
The giant MV Ever Given cargo ship that has been wedged diagonally across Egypt's Suez Canal - one of the world's most vital waterways - since Tuesday, has blocked over 120 ships at the southern entrance to the trade route, a high-resolution satellite image has revealed.
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"Technical Or Human Errors" Likely Behind Suez Canal Blockage: Official
Egypt's Suez Canal Authority chief said Saturday that strong wind was not the main reason for the grounding of the MV Ever Given cargo ship in the waterway.
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Massive Ship Blocking Suez Canal Costs About $400 Million An Hour
Tugs and diggers have so far failed to dislodge a massive container ship stuck in the Suez Canal on Wednesday, increasing the chances of prolonged delays in what is arguably the world's most important waterway.
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Huge Pile-Up In Suez Canal After A Ship Loses Control, Runs Aground
A giant container ship ran aground in the Suez Canal after a gust of wind blew it off course, the vessel's operator said Wednesday, bringing marine traffic to a halt along one of the world's busiest trade routes.
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As deadline approaches, Pak to raise money for MV Albedo crew's release
Malaysian-owned cargo ship MV Albedo along with its 23 member crew, including an Indian, was seized 17 months ago by Somali pirates in the Gulf of Aden. With the final April 20 deadline set by the pirates fast approaching, last ditch efforts are underway in Pakistan to ensure the safe return of all the sailors.
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Six sailors still trapped aboard MV Iceberg, families grieve
The families of six Indian sailors held captive on MV Iceberg by Somali pirates are in despair. The government has clearly told them that it won't pay ransom money to the Somali pirates leaving them brokenhearted with little support.Pushplata Mohite, the mother of a trapped sailor aboard MV Iceberg, despairingly says, "He gets one roti and a one bo...
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Parents beg to raise funds for abducted sailors
Parents will do anything to save their offspring, even if it means surrendering societal notions of self-esteem and knocking on the doors of corporate honchos and movie stars to raise the money required for the purpose. The alleged governmental disinterest coupled with a ransom demand of nearly Rs 11.2 crore ($2.5 million) has forced the famil...
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MV Suez sailors meet families, but Indians on board MV Iceberg still in captivity
Barely 24 hours after the return of six Indian sailors of MV Suez, there are now reports that six more Indian sailors of another ship, MV Iceberg, are still in the captivity of Somali pirates. The Yemeni vessel was reportedly taken hostage 18 months ago and has 25 people on board. According to rescued MV Suez sailor NK Sharma, two sailors of MV Ice...
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Home at last! Suez sailors meet families
Anxious parents, wives and children holding posters that said "Thank You, Burney Uncle" waited for hours at the Delhi Airport this morning. This wait, so different than the agonising 10 months while their men were hostages for Somali pirates.A few minutes before 11, the six Indian sailors from the ill-fated Suez emerged. The rescued Indians include...
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MV Suez finally safe, Indian sailors in Pakistan
It was an emotional welcome for the crew of MV Suez in Karachi today. As Captain Wasi Hasan came on land after ten months in captivity, he was greeted by his 12-year old daughter, Laila. Indian officials from the embassy in Islamabad were present to greet the six Indian sailors who were on board the Egyptian-owned commercial ship. "Our gesture is t...
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Megaship Ever Given Heads Out Of Suez Canal After Egypt Deal
Megaship the MV Ever Given, which blocked the Suez Canal for six days in March, weighed anchor Wednesday following a compensation deal between Egypt and the vessel's Japanese owner after having been impounded for more than 100 days.
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Suez Megaship Owner Haggles Over $900m Release Demand
The Japanese owner of a megaship seized after blocking the Suez Canal has said it is negotiating with Egyptian authorities after they demanded $900 million in compensation for its release.
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Egypt "Seizes" Suez Megaship, Demands Nearly $1 Billion Compensation
The megaship which blocked Egypt's Suez Canal and crippled world trade for nearly a week has been "seized" on court orders until the vessel's owners pay $900 million, canal authorities said Tuesday.
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In Ship's Refloating At Suez Canal, Note For Indian Crew's "Hard Work"
Up to 25 Indians remain on the MV Ever Given, the container ship that had got stuck in the Suez Channel from March 23 till yesterday, the ship's authorities have said. The crew has been aiding the efforts to free it, Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement (BSM) informed in a media statement. The German company is responsible for the technical management o...
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Watch: Cargo Ship Turns After Blocking Suez Canal For 6 Days
Almost a week after it ran aground in Suez Canal, blocking hundreds of ships, the giant cargo ship MV Ever Given started to move, videos that emerged on social media show. But its owner said that while the giant ship "has turned", it was still not yet afloat.
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Satellite Pics Show 120 Anchored Ships Waiting For Suez Canal To Clear
The giant MV Ever Given cargo ship that has been wedged diagonally across Egypt's Suez Canal - one of the world's most vital waterways - since Tuesday, has blocked over 120 ships at the southern entrance to the trade route, a high-resolution satellite image has revealed.
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"Technical Or Human Errors" Likely Behind Suez Canal Blockage: Official
Egypt's Suez Canal Authority chief said Saturday that strong wind was not the main reason for the grounding of the MV Ever Given cargo ship in the waterway.
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Massive Ship Blocking Suez Canal Costs About $400 Million An Hour
Tugs and diggers have so far failed to dislodge a massive container ship stuck in the Suez Canal on Wednesday, increasing the chances of prolonged delays in what is arguably the world's most important waterway.
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Huge Pile-Up In Suez Canal After A Ship Loses Control, Runs Aground
A giant container ship ran aground in the Suez Canal after a gust of wind blew it off course, the vessel's operator said Wednesday, bringing marine traffic to a halt along one of the world's busiest trade routes.
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As deadline approaches, Pak to raise money for MV Albedo crew's release
Malaysian-owned cargo ship MV Albedo along with its 23 member crew, including an Indian, was seized 17 months ago by Somali pirates in the Gulf of Aden. With the final April 20 deadline set by the pirates fast approaching, last ditch efforts are underway in Pakistan to ensure the safe return of all the sailors.
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Six sailors still trapped aboard MV Iceberg, families grieve
The families of six Indian sailors held captive on MV Iceberg by Somali pirates are in despair. The government has clearly told them that it won't pay ransom money to the Somali pirates leaving them brokenhearted with little support.Pushplata Mohite, the mother of a trapped sailor aboard MV Iceberg, despairingly says, "He gets one roti and a one bo...
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Parents beg to raise funds for abducted sailors
Parents will do anything to save their offspring, even if it means surrendering societal notions of self-esteem and knocking on the doors of corporate honchos and movie stars to raise the money required for the purpose. The alleged governmental disinterest coupled with a ransom demand of nearly Rs 11.2 crore ($2.5 million) has forced the famil...
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MV Suez sailors meet families, but Indians on board MV Iceberg still in captivity
Barely 24 hours after the return of six Indian sailors of MV Suez, there are now reports that six more Indian sailors of another ship, MV Iceberg, are still in the captivity of Somali pirates. The Yemeni vessel was reportedly taken hostage 18 months ago and has 25 people on board. According to rescued MV Suez sailor NK Sharma, two sailors of MV Ice...
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Home at last! Suez sailors meet families
Anxious parents, wives and children holding posters that said "Thank You, Burney Uncle" waited for hours at the Delhi Airport this morning. This wait, so different than the agonising 10 months while their men were hostages for Somali pirates.A few minutes before 11, the six Indian sailors from the ill-fated Suez emerged. The rescued Indians include...
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MV Suez finally safe, Indian sailors in Pakistan
It was an emotional welcome for the crew of MV Suez in Karachi today. As Captain Wasi Hasan came on land after ten months in captivity, he was greeted by his 12-year old daughter, Laila. Indian officials from the embassy in Islamabad were present to greet the six Indian sailors who were on board the Egyptian-owned commercial ship. "Our gesture is t...
