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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
01:49
Chapter 10
01:51
Chapter 11
01:55
Chapter 12
01:56
Chapter 13
01:58
Chapter 14
02:53
Chapter 15
02:55
Chapter 16
02:57
Chapter 17
04:40
Chapter 18
04:42
Chapter 19
05:35
Chapter 20
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Chapter 21
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Chapter 22
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Chapter 23
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Chapter 24
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Chapter 25
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Chapter 26
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Chapter 27
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everyone. My name is Farida Mohammed.
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I'm, um, minority of this international school N y p
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O l.
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A. And today I'll be talking about a very famous
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topic that has been common and it is the number
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one trend on Egypt.
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So let's go into today.
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We'll be talking about the Stewie's panel crisis.
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Today. I'll be explaining the blockage of the massive Japanese
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ship ever given.
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And then first, let me introduce you to one of
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the top five largest chips around the world ever given.
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It is a ship that weighs a 220,000 tons.
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It can hold up to 20,000 containers per go.
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It's 1312 ft long with with almost 60 m, which
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is a massive thing.
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Don't know what is the accident that happened and how
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it all started when this large ship came through.
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The Swiss channel with 18,000 containers started accidentally drifting because
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of the wind, which caused it to sink under the
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ground with around 15.5 m and then started losing all
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of its electricity until it totally blacked out and lost
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control of thinking or getting stuck.
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Mhm, Mhm.
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These are a few photos of what happened.
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This is how it blocked the Swedes.
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Cannel, this is from your point.
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Thank you.
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Okay. What is the government can to solve this problem?
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As said in the conference that was made on the
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27th of March 2021 that they will try to dig
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around it with death, that it's sunk, which is 15.5
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m. But how could they dig deep quickly in order
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to save their economy?
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They were using backhoes, generators which are massive and can
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dig up to 170 tons of mud for goats, which
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means that it might take long.
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But they will try to fix the ship and take
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out all of the containers quickly.
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This is the process that they're trying to do.
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They were used to excavate the vote.
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Tugs, attempt to pull and push the ship free.
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Yeah, mhm.
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Mhm. The financial impact on Egypt and the world.
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Basically, there are many ships waiting behind every given until
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now. Um, last thing I've seen on the news that
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it is around 360 something ships.
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Basically there are many ships bleeding behind every day.
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One that contain various things but medicines, sheets, cars, food
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and even raw materials like wood, metal, steel and glass.
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But how can the stop of every given impact on
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each and every one of these well, medicines are cooled
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and ships in order not to expire, but the But
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this cooling comes from a generator that gives its electricity
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in order to.
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But these generators have limited electricity, which means that it
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will cut off the cooling by the time which will
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lead to the medicines expiration cheap.
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So have very limited food, and jean it feeds them
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until the chip ends.
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But how are they going to live or survive without
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any food or drink?
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However, course are rooted from different countries around the world
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waiting to be shipped in the right time to reach
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the customer the time he asked, or she asked for
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it. But what if it gets late, but there is
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a common impact on all of them.
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It is that when the consumers start to ask the
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buyers for the materials, they signed contracts that add delay
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penalties every single late day.
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For example, Um, I'm a material company and you are
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the buyer you ordered with to make chairs and tables
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and furniture in order to sell them in your own
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company, for example, home, center or eye here.
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So I've signed a contract with you that the material
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will come in one week, not knowing that anything will
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happen. I've got enough food and drink for the crew
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during the chip and enough fuel.
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But suddenly I got stopped, like hundreds of other ships
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by the accident that happened in this way scandal.
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But now this isn't your problem, so I'll have to
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pay the penalties.
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But if I didn't have enough money, you will have
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to fill filed a supreme case on and so mhm.
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Mhm. Okay, Mhm and mhm.
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What are the problems Egypt could face while doing their
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plan? That the ship might get snagged during digging if
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they weren't careful enough?
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While gently the containers might fall in the water or
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break if they weren't careful here and get out.
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Mhm. I hope we find a solution quickly, and I
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will do an update after they find it.
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But before I go and say bye and thanks for
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watching. I'll tell you something that I saw lately on
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the news that there are 12 tugs that have been
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working so hard to ever given and which actually moved
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it. And thankfully, um, I'm very happy and we all
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need to thank God for that.
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And I'll do an update on you guys after I'm
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done with finding the solution or getting enough information gathering
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enough information by and thanks for much.
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