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Canal traffic back to normal
Egypt’s Suez Canal Authority issued a statement on June 4 confirming the normal flow of navigation in the waterway after the 'Sea Vigour' had been towed from the grounding site at canal kilometer 12 to kilometer 17 by three tugs. The ship remained stationary in the Great Bitter Lake as of June 5. Report with photos: https://www.egypttoday.com/Article/1/124840/Normal-flow-of-navigation-in-Suez-Canal-after-towing-oil
Tanker broke down in Suez Canal
Egypt deployed three tugs on June 4, 2023, after the 'Sea Vigour' broke down in the Suez Canal. Traffic has since returned to normal in both directions after the brief outage caused by a technical malfunction in the engine room. The ship was held in pos. 31° 06.51' N 032° 18.42' E, assisted by the 'Sitzer Port Said 2' (IMO 9858137) and 'Svitzer Port Said 3' (IMO: 9930703) in the afternoon.
New Charter fixed
130.000 t dirty, West Africa - Mediterranean, WS 60, September 9, Shell
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