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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- Welcome back to another day at sea 🚢
SUEZ CANAL TRANSIT
This transit is one of a kind , wherein there is absolutely no margin for error in NAVIGATION .
As you can see behind me , the canal is really narrow and being on the biggest ship in the world , THINGS do get tensed .
Make sure you watch the video till the end
It's going to fun & enjoyable 😉
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SUEZ CANAL CONSPIRACY
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This is a sham and a lie. There is no shipping channel like the Egyptian Suez Canal, the best channel for giant ships
@@zukafuff175 karan created history in merchant Navy videos
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who is here after the suez canal block
me
Wheather
Me
Me
I am.
One huge ship blocked the canal, the whole world watching this video
Nearly 8 billion people,so far @900K views. I dunno about that
So what? Its our phones and data.
Yes and we all wonder why the pilots onboard allowed this ship to be blown off course, and continue in high desert cross wind/dust storm.
Incompetent human error.
Lessons to be learnt for sure.
They made it look so easy
Han
I'm sure 99.99% of us didn't give a sh1t about the Suez canal before the blockage, and here we are watching this.
Am proud of my self becoz i am that 0.01 percent becoz i know suez canal before blockage becoz am preparation for upsc🙏
@@rajatdas8609 koi sense hai es baat ka😆😆
Who is here after Suez canal got freed from the ship evergiven 😂
Literally everyone in existence who reads this comment
heavy driver
It's evergreen..**
@@sheikh_sahab01 The shipping company is called Evergreen, The name of the actual ship is Evergiven.
@@sainishwanth1477 okk thanks..🙌
Funny how this gets recommended after the canal is blocked
😂😂
UA-cam Algorithm
Yes how🤔🤔🤔🤔
🤪😅😅😲😃😃
It's not funny it's based on ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGY GUYS👍
We are all getting this recommended to us now with the blockage 🤣
I searched for this
@Bobby W stfu kid
Thank you for the tour. It bring back memories of growing in the Panama Canal Zone. My father was a Canal pilot. I was fortunate to transit the Canal with him several times. On the largest of ships, there were 5 pilots aboard. The locks required multiple pilots at times.
brilliant video, thanks for sharing, i got a friend whose into same profession as you are, now i understand why he has 4 kids for the last 6 years (i mean spending some good amount of time on a ship with just known few colleagues, must be tough man..), almost more than half of the year he's on board and when he comes home for like a month or two, he goes mad in the city, biking, driving, drinking and most especially sleeping... RESPECT!
My wife and I are sailing around the world in a small (34ft) sailboat. We often radio these big ships to say "have you seen us (visually or on radar)". Getting run over by one of these huge vessels is our greatest fear, which is why we invariably call them. They are always very polite and often change course to give us more room.
yes sailing vsls are also cause of fear for us so we always do good watchkeeping to avoid any collision situation
@@jaisriram108 Good for you. Around Central America, however, we came to the conclusion that many short handed vessels do not keep a constant watch and rely on alarms to identify risks to navigation. We could see them, of course, first on the AIS (~ 30 miles) and then visually (~10 miles) but by their bearing it was obvious that they could not see us. We would radio them at about 10 NM and they would confirm that they could neither see us on radar or visually (and a sailboat we have a mast head light) but took our course and position to take avoiding action. Some have told us that they still could not see us at 5 NM, which for a ship with limited maneuverability doing 18 Kts is too close for comfort! This last month we installed an AIS transponder, so hopefully they will now see us far earlier.
Stay safe hoping for your safe and thrilled journey.
Till now I have come across many sailing boats . And it's really good to know that you have installed AIS transponders .
It's hard to see you guys from such big ships at longer ranges
@Ryan Yes, we can try that but we are already running the mast head tricolor (that sailing vessels are allowed). Our experience is that we are not visible until about 3 to 5 miles, most nights, which gives big ships comparatively little time to maneuver. Hopefully adding an AIS transponder will give them a much larger margin to react. We came close to being run over by a ferry in the Sea of Cortes, who was actually maneuvering to avoid another large vessel (freighter) and doing so came within a half mile of us. Terrifying!
Karanvir normally I wouldn’t say this to anyone. But you have a knack for these videos. Not wasted time in video or trying to fill dead space per say.
Many people make videos and by a few min into them you want to stop watching.
But you video is very well put together.
Congrats. Hopefully all is going well for you.
Many years ago I used to work on a cruise line. Got to see the world and it was a great time. Sadly UA-cam etc wasn’t around back then. Stay safe!
Thank you so much Mike . Appreciate it
Though, the first minute of the video was unnecessary
Gratula!! Jó kis videó!! Biztos érdekes és izgalmas élőben!! 😁
From a person who could only read up on ships and sailing instead of taking a career at sea due medical conditions, your videos bring a mixture of joy, wistfulness and further enlightenment and knowledge gaining. Keep up the great job!!! Looking forward to videos from your next deployment... 🙂
P.S. The piano background theme in this video is ABSOLUTELY Amazing! You should use it more in your videos. Could you please tell me what is the name of this tune/theme?
From a guy who traverses the skies to one who traverses the seas.... see you around, mate!!!
95% comments: Who's here/got this recommended after the ship blocked Suez canal?
😂
And everyone is here after the ship blocked it, but people are idiots and want likes
I ma here because of that too
@@KaranvirSinghNayyar hey are you present in this ship right now
@@KaranvirSinghNayyar Are you Ready for becoming famous?
I was a sailor from 1977 to 1980 and was employed by the Nedlloyd. sailed many times through the Suez Canal with destinations in the Persian Gulf or to the Far East. brilliantly portrayed the speed through the Suez Canal, what has changed a lot in the last 40 years. there was no bridge there at the time, and no extra canal at the Bitter Lakes for the ships going North. then you had to wait on the Bittermeren until the last ship of the convoy was in the Bittermeer before the convoy going northward was allowed into the canal. It is now better arranged with the helmsman, we got up for 1 hour and 1 hour behind the steering wheel and that was quite intense .... even though the cargo ships were only half the length of the Emma Maersk at the time. I recognized the monument again, I still have a photo of it in an album somewhere. thank you for letting us experience your experiences, looking forward to new recordings.
Johan great to hear this from you . I am glad I could show you how much suez had changed since the time you were sailing .
Outstanding job covering the Suez Canal in detail!! Your video definitely explains it well!! Thank you 😊 and safe travels
Middle Eastern accent by the captain of the merchandise. Overwhelmingly fascinating sandy Suez canal. It is the crucial narrow passage from Middle East to the West for merchandising. It however, gets blocked often due to the strong wind that brings the sand into the fairly less depth canal obstructing the passage of cargo ships.
Wow! Over 500,000 dollars just to cross the canal! Insane!
Thank you for showing us this marvellous. Somebody should make a film over this canal and its life.
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Sir, I pray to God all get well soon 🙏
Guys please support
Sir ji I hope apka account recover jaldi se ho jaega 😭😭
Just now ,i followed ur account 😣
Got to know about your Instagram account sir. dont worry about it. We all followers are with you and hope you get it back soon. 🙏
Do watch a video I made to explain WHAT exactly happened to EverGiven grounding & WHY it happened
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WHAT IS THE SPPED OF THIS SHIP ?
Do you adjust your clearance air gap beneath bridges by cargo load or ballasting tanks or bolth??& Also on your ship how high is the deck from the water & the deck from the captains bridge?? Thank you & hello from phoenix az
thanks dude ☺️
I am blown away by how much these ships pay. I had commented I was surprised that a concerted terrorist operation hadn't attempted to cause a problem and someone told me not to worry there are always alternate routes. Well, the canal is blocked and there must be a reason so many people are waiting opposed to just sailing around. Cool video...
The time you took to show the panoramic view was awesome. It really is beautiful and I enjoy being able to see other parts of the world.
Great job and very interesting in your presentation for most of us never seeing what it takes to run a cargo ship through the Suez canal. I'm impressed.
Hey I work for Maersk but work in the technology area in the UK, its cool to see the sea faring operations like this, thanks for your videos
UA-cam recommended me this after Suez canal block 😂🤣
Me too
Same here! 🤣
Same 🤣😂💀
Wanna watch, son?
😂😂😂😂😂👍🏻
Who all are watching this video after Suez canal block?😂
And the UA-cam recommended me 😅
😂💯
Everyone is
Did "The Ditch" four times in the early 80s. Thank you for refreshing those memories and showing the changes.
one of my fav childhood memory as an Egyptian is taking a trip to one of the canal cities and sitting on the side of the canal with a view of huge ships passing by
I cross Suez Canal from1979 to1980 . Every fifteen days we sail from Italy to Zeedah Saudi Arabia. Very good memories about Suez canal got a refresh.
Its Jeddah not Zeedah 😜
I'm just looking at this after the Ever Given blocked the traffic of The canal...
Evergreen*
@@tarangshah6718 Evergreen is the shipping company. Evergreen names their ship "Ever (blank)"
Example: Ever Globe, Ever Safety, Ever Glory.
All Evergreen ships with it painted on the side, but the ships name is not Evergreen.
Chinese ship block The canal
@@_Meng_Lan Taiwan is the region of China
@@_Meng_Lan yeah Correct but In Future China Will be be Capture The Taiwan..
Gracias a ti amigo, estoy navegando en el canal de suez, ahora mismo desde la comodidad de mi lugar de trabajo en USA.
Thanks for sharing your work life.
What a brilliant job for a young man 🔥
Queensland Australia 🇦🇺
Captain's personality is on a next level. Just amazing. ❤️❤️
Absolutely
The last time ever I had anything to do with Suez canal was in my sixth grade geography lessons and 30 years later I am actually seeing for the first time the real Suez canal even if it is only in a video, all thanks to evergreen and karanvir sir
💯❣️
The fastest channel linking the East and the West. You consider them a channel in the world. I am proud that I am Egyptian and I live beside the canal.
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Beautiful and well captured. Thanks for sharing your experience. It was almost like being there.
Evergreen captain be watching this saying to themself "oh so that's how to do it"
😂😂
Why do you say that? Are both ships the same size and tonnage??
@@joyfullyenjoy it was a joke. I actually have no idea what factors lead to the incident, nor do I believe one could learn to pilot a shop by watching a vlog on youtube.
@@joyfullyenjoy this ship is bigger by 1 metre 🤣🤣
It wasnt the captains fault, the winds were so strong that they managed to tilt the ship
I was literally glued to the screen, felt like was passing through the canal in person. Awesome video. :)
Loved to see this Steve
With modern technologies and platforms like youtube I am thankful to you for sharing this amazing experience from your work with us.
The view of this canal not blocked is the best view EVER GIVEN.
Such a passionate guy. Good to see you have such a humorous and nice CO.
Thank you so much
Thank you for sharing this story.. Many people don't know how the canal works.. It is facinating.. Human achievement to cut the time of shipping.. Keep going around the world, life is too short
So good to hear this from you . Glad I could be of help
Glad your channel came up on my feed.
Thank you for the excellent trip !
Great job, enjoyed it. Thanks for the video!
UA-cam has Great sense of humour they recommended this when they know that everyone is busy with Suez crisis.
😂
Usko algorithm bolte hai
Its called Artificial intelligence boy
I guess you are the first mariner to my knowledge who really know how to make videos, intros are also awesome,(especially the music, would like to know the source if feasible for you).
Thank you so much . You can read it in my description
Thank you for this, seems like a great crew and captain and that bridge clearance is crazy!
Wonderful Job Brother...
Thanks For Recording This Great Video 👍📸
Those who understand geopolitics know that this isn't less than a pandemic for world trade.
Can't help with this, but I do help with personal mastery and would love to get your feedback on my latest video so that I can do better.
Thank you in advance.
Hope you have a great week ahead 😊
Damn right
YES!
So what should I invest in when it come to the stock market because I know prices going up on something?
Who started a trade WAR with china
I love the internet because of videos like this. It's a big, interesting world out there.
So good to read this comment
Easily explained and beautiful vlogged... keep it up sir ❤️
Wow! Greetings from Finland. That is very enjoyable video. I wish some day I can go travel through Suez-canal.
Wow came here after news of evergreen stuck in suez canal your content is superb! Subscribed!
Hope Maersk realise they have a pr gem in this guy.
@david forman I'm sure of that, as they are going to fire all Dutch officers except for the captains and chief engineers.
@Anzu Wyliei
Operating more than 700 vessels globally Maersk is continuously reviewing our fleet composition to match current and future operational requirements. In the latest review, it has been decided to divest eight vessels to external parties, with deliveries expected from mid-September 2020 to the end of this year.
Upon handover, these vessels will be under technical and crew management by their new owners, and Maersk plan to time-charter them back to the fleet for a period. The length of the time charter will vary from vessel to vessel. With a revised mix of owned and chartered vessels, Maersk will have more flexibility of adjusting our fleet and capacity to market demand going forward.
In deciding on which vessels to be divested several factors have been considered for example age, efficiency, network requirement, alternatives available in the market, etc. With these divestments Maersk will no longer own Dutch flagged vessels. This is in line with our Flag Strategy and will reduce complexity and cost of running our business, which has also been a factor in adjust the number of seafarers employed by Maersk Ship Management BV (The Dutch Maersk entity) accordingly. It is our intention to discontinue the employment of officers and ratings, except for Captains and Chief Engineers, by Maersk Ship Management BV. Maersk has initiated the discussion with the Works Council of Maersk Ship Management. As soon as we have reached an outcome this will be communicated directly to affected employees.
Maersk will no longer be able to assign the trainees and cadets to Dutch flag vessels. We will, however, offer the current trainees and cadets to complete their seatime onboard of other vessels subject to finding availability under current crew changes restrictions. .
No change for Top2 on divested vessels
In order to retain experience in the fleet, Captains and Chief Engineers will not be affected by these changes and will continue their employment unchanged. Captains and Chief Engineers will be assigned to other Maersk vessels when their respective vessel have been delivered to their new owners.
No change for crew on other contracts
Crew on the vessels above flying Hong Kong flag and crew employed on other contracts than those under Maersk Ship Management BV on the vessels above flying Dutch flag, will not be impacted but planned for other vessels in the fleet.
Questions
If you have any questions you are welcome to ask them to your respective Manning Office. The eight vessels being divested will be invited for a telephone conference shortly to answer their questions directly.
Yours sincerely,
Tanuj Luthra, Head of Fleet Operations, and Niels Bruus, Head of
A.P. Moller - Maersk
Great to see a Positive video crossing the Suez Canal with 'Captain Cool' ✌☺✌
Transitted the Suez Canal in 2017 on a cruiseship
Relived the memories through your video
More than 120 K Egyptians died building this canal you passed in 10 minutes when the Egyptian population was less than 4 million at the time.
Yes
and the credit goes to FRance and UK .....
well thats how colonization works .
God bless them.
@@medipeace307 no, the credit goes to the brave Egyptian whom built it.
*Drinks Tea* "Quite! 🎶Rule, Britannia! We once ruled the waves! Back then we worked them to death like they were slaves!🎶"
So UA-cam is teaching me how much the loss every 10 min as the ship keeps block the Suez Canal. Thank you Mr UA-cam for suggesting
💯💯
Fascinating! Recommended by UA-cam after the Suez Canal block. 👌🏼
Great Job.
Thanks for recording and sharing with explanation.
Thanks to captain and your colleagues.
We are just like land animal's.
You guys are like amphibians.
We are grateful to you for all your videos.
During the annexation of Goa (Daman and Diu) portugese PM sent warship to attack India but PM Nehru and PM of Egypt were very close friends. (because Egypt was also non aligned like India). Egypt PM didn't allowed the warships to cross Suez canal hence we got our Goa back
Awesome info buddy
Thanks for sharing these info dude.. thats an amazing unknown fact to know.
As if Portugese warship was going to make a difference.
@@divinewind6313 😄😄 true
Great info thanks
Your captain is very sweet
He is
@@KaranvirSinghNayyar you are lucky
He sounds like an Arab
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@@KaranvirSinghNayyar Are you two lovers?
Thank you for showing this video. It gives us Americans an opportunity to see what goes on in that part of the world. It’s so beautiful in its own way.
Amazing video .. great shots ... Thanks for sharing all these moments with us all
Wow this was cool! Definitely something I didn't expect to see being all the way over in the US and having never been on a ship!
Great to see your comment
Say "Hi" to ur captain(behalf of me)..He is so cool...
Will do
Thank you for the amazing views and footage which we never seen before and after.
Well Karanvir buddy you did a pretty nice vlog. Show us more of life in sea. Keep up and keep doing.
Sailed through the canal as a cadet a year ago. Stayed innthe gulf of suez working on the pipelines between the rigs. Great time.
Good to know
This video is blowing up now. UA-cam algo at its very best
Impressive, this video give me a new view of another side on this word.. great to see how suez canal it is.. very cool
quality video editing bois!!!👌♥️
The captain has a great attitude. Must be enjoyable to work under him.
Absolutely 💯
Not UNDER him; with him!!
It's because Karanivar Singh is super rich... In another video he shows off his Dads's helicopter..
I think that before yesterday, the number of views was not even more than half a million. I believe that by tomorrow it will exceed the 2 million views, because the video appears in the trend of the Suez Canal ship accident
@@_Meng_Lan actually i am from this city 😅🇪🇬
Keep up the videos bro 🙏🏽💯
I love how chill the captain is.
Don't know why youtube recommend now when It's blocked😅
Because there’s incredible interest in the canal now?? You’re not too bright, huh?
Maybe because the blockage has caused an incredible amount of interest in the canal that didn’t exist before???
Paaji Bhagwan Ji Sab Thik kar degai Tension Na Lo Aap We Are With U Always 😇😎✌😍😘🔥
nice vid!!! 👏
Maersk all the way!
The majestic Suez canal 🔥🔥🔥. Loved the video all the way. Thank you for the efforts that you have taken for sharing this video . Jst a request please wear your safety helmet sir . As safety is one of the most important thing onboard.
Thank you . And I always wear a helmet , it was not required to wear here since I was on the bridge
It might be a great feeling for all the crew members on board 🔥🔥
Yes it is
Amazing. Aku kepingin keterusan Suez
Thanks... the best docum.. so far!.. well done bro.. have subscribed!
Captain is really very good. He is very friendly and Humourous😊.
Hope that I also get a chance to sail with such great Captain.😍
Yes that's true
We need to appreciate these Mariners and the ships after seeing this.
We thourouly enjoyed the journey with u ,thank u for sharing it & all the best young man for your career👍👍
hmm 'Evergreen' video!
Captain is so generous ☺️ I think u had a great time with him and crew
I did
That's really cool going under the bridge that close, well I suppose 10m isn't that close, but relatively pretty close. What a beast of a ship.
Absolutely
Very interesting, the only suggestion I would have is if you could use the zoom feature on the camera when you are pointing out cities or monuments. We can’t make out any details of the city at the distance the ship is away from the buildings on shore. Nice to see a part of the world most people may never get to see though.👍👍
I'm a musician. Respect to all the sailors in the world. Whatever your profession, do it with passion and always see the beauty in the world and in people.
Thank you so much for this video! it's rare that I learn something when watching these videos I love so much, but your videos are so informative. Thank you!
Your welcome
Wow, this video was very interesting and the area is beautiful. It is very expensive to cross the Suez Canal. Thanks for your info! Greetings to you an the crew. I wish you a safty journey! 🤗
Thanks again jenny 😃
Jenny welcome to Egypt
@@madaelwan1919 I would love too see it 😊
@@jennypeterlein3088 am shocked too. I thought after so many years it would be much affordable
@@pip_rake we must got some alternative of That
🔥🔥🔥 this is awesome
Now this channel will touch the moon!
I wish I had not screwed up my education, I would be at the age when I would finish naval school and be an officer on a ship like this. I always find it amazing to see the ocean, canals, rivers, storms in high sea. I wish I could spend my whole life sailing the sea, it seems to peaceful. Nothing to worry beside your ship.
Instead I'm unloading those ships now, from what I've heard I'm paid better than the crew and I go come every day. But idk man, sailing seems just so much more of a nicer life experience.
It is a beautiful experience
The EVERGIVEN is the best thing that EVER HAPPENED to this video. 💵 💲 🤑
😂
@@KaranvirSinghNayyar Bro the background music you put into this video is Soo soothing and lovely, perfect choice.
Waw... Let's just ackhnowledge these cargo ships are massiveeeee and EVER GREEN is best thing happened to this Channel.......
My father was a Captain in container ships I traveled with him since I was 4 years old i ❤️ your videos brings back so many memories Respect for all maritime !!
So happy to read that Diana
Just imagine a ship getting stuck in here
And it did
@@KaranvirSinghNayyar Hello Dude....! Why are you pay money for canel crossing....?
@@deathshot2846 becouse it's a man made canal.
It did the day u commented
@@Abhishek-1966 he commented later😂
I remember the transits so vividly, even though it has been about 12 years. It was so peaceful, but, boy was it HOT! I had to stay on the bridegwing wearing a ballistic vest and watching out for my ship to the port side.
DEFINITELY really hot
“If Suez Canal was closed” that’s ironic now 😂