The ship stuck in the Suez Canal — the Ever Given — is still there. Here's what we know about the mission to dislodge it
ABCThe Ever Given, that massive cargo ship that ran aground in the Suez Canal, is still stuck. A cargo ship called the Ever Given ran aground in the Suez Canal on Tuesday and got stuck diagonally across it The Suez Canal connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea and is a crucial route from Europe to the Indian and western Pacific oceans The Ever Given has cut access in the middle of the waterway Crews have had no luck in dislodging it so far About 150 ships are in limbo either along the canal or at either end of it, waiting to get through More than 150 other ships are waiting for the Ever Given to get out of their way. Some pretty spectacular images have emerged of the sheer size of the task these machines are up against: This lone backhoe is no match for the skyscraper-sized Ever Given cargo ship. Here's what's likely coming next in the process of removing the Ever Given from the Suez Canal.