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In photo released by Suez Canal Authority, the Ever Given is accompanied by tugboats as it moves in the Suez Canal after it was dislodged on March 29, 2021.

The Ever Given, which at 1,300 feet long is more than twice the height of the Washington Monument, was wedged sideways across the Suez Canal, blocking all traffic in the crucial waterway.

The Suez Canal is the route for approximately 12 percent of all global trade, and about 450 ships have been stuck in the logjam waiting to pass through.

An image released on March 25, 2021 by Egypt's Suez Canal Authority shows tug boats alongside the hull of the MV Ever Given container ship, which was stuck across the canal for a third day.

The canal is operated by Egypt through its state-owned Suez Canal Authority. The 120-mile-long shipping link between the Mediterranean and Red seas carries about 13% of world trade, estimates ...

The owner of the titanic ship blocking the Suez Canal apologized Thursday for bringing one of the world’s most vital waterways to a standstill as the traffic jam stretched into its third day.