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While efforts continue to determine responsibility for the accident of the giant ship that obstructed traffic in the Suez Canal for a period of 6 days, some officials in Egypt have held the captain of the Evergiven responsible for that crisis that occupied the world a few days ago. Boat.
Incorrect maneuver
And two officials from the Suez Canal Authority believed that the captain of the huge ship of the world shipping line Ever Green had made a wrong maneuver that caused the ship to roll.
The two officials, who work in the Suez Canal Authority’s rescue team, added, in an interview with the Italian Nova Agency, that “the captain performed a wrong maneuver that caused the ship to be severely deviated before it fell into place. this way. “
Dust storm and strong winds
In addition, they clarified that “the wrong maneuver coincided with the dust storm and strong winds … all factors that led to the loss of visibility and the stranding of the ship, but the climatic factors were not entirely responsible for the accident, since some 12 other ships crossed before that ship in the same weather conditions, “which did not constitute an obstacle to navigation movement in the canal.”
It should be noted that the ship Iver Giffin ran aground in the 151 km of the southern entrance of the Suez Canal after the wind speed reached 40 knots. Last Monday, the Suez Canal Authority rescue teams managed to refloat the giant ship, which is 400 meters long and 59 meters wide, with a total load of 224 thousand tons.
