![TOPSHOT - A picture released by Egypt's Suez Canal Authority on March 29, 2021, shows a man waving the Egyptian flag after Panama-flagged MV 'Ever Given' container ship was fully dislodged from the banks of the Suez. The ship was refloated and the Suez Canal reopened, sparking relief almost a week after the huge container ship got stuck and blocked a major artery for global trade. Salvage crews have been working around the clock ever since the accident which has been blamed on high winds and poor visibility during a sandstorm. / AFP / SUEZ CANAL AUTHORITY / - / == RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / HO / SUEZ CANAL AUTHORITY" - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS ==](https://thenational-the-national-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/resizer/v2/EZZBNT4ICATYCGF6NSSJDXCR74.jpg?smart=true&auth=7ee472acbdcf392cc8c920b776bb0ea2061835826753fb70369a7ee86a8016b6&width=400&height=225)
A man waves the Egyptian flag after the Panama-flagged ‘Ever Given’ container ship was dislodged from the banks of the Suez Canal. AFP
A man waves the Egyptian flag after the Panama-flagged ‘Ever Given’ container ship was dislodged from the banks of the Suez Canal. AFP
Despite being stranded in the Suez, few will remember Ever Given
It takes a disaster for a ship to enter folklore. Fortunately, an economic catastrophe was averted quickly