Giant Danish ship crosses Suez Canal
giant Danish container ship
Ismailia - MENA
A giant Danish container ship crossed the Suez Canal on Tuesday en route to Singapore.
Coming from the Netherlands through the Mediterranean sea, the ship is carrying about 18,270 containers on board, a navigation source at the Suez Canal Authority said.
He added that the 200,000-ton ship was anchored at East Port Said harbor for a few hours for refueling.
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