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All about the female ship captain, who is being brutally trolled for blocking Suez Canal
In a surprising development, trolls are blaming Egypt s first female captain Marwa Elselehdar for blocking the Suez Canal despite the fact that she was on a different boat around 230 miles away.
DNA Web Team
Apr 5, 2021, 02:33 PM IST
In a surprising development, trolls are blaming Egypt s first female captain Marwa Elselehdar for blocking the Suez Canal despite the fact that she was on a different boat around 230 miles away.
1. Where was Marwa Elselehdar?
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Marwa Elselehdar was on Aida IV in Alexandria when a huge container ship Ever Given became wedged in the canal, stopping the movement of ships in Egpyt s iconic Suez Canal.
Egypt s First Female Captain Was (Wrongly) Blamed for Blocking the Suez Canal The rumor quickly spread through social networks but was later disproven. Grow Your Business, Not Your Inbox
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In recent weeks, news that the Ever Given ship blocked the Suez Canal went around the world. No one knew what exactly happened, but they did know that it would take time to resolve. And although the story ended in a happy ending, there was a rumor that Marwa Elselehdar, Egypt s first female captain, was responsible for the incident. However, she is hundreds of miles from the scene, in Alexandria, on the ship Aida IV, serving as no less than first officer.
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