Massacre in Egypt could limit Suez services
The violent escalation of the situation in Egypt, which has led to night curfews, could affect shipping companies' services at the canal, says Suez agent Leth Agencies, though ship traffic remains unaffected.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
The brutal clashes on Wednesday between Morsi's supporters and the military has not affected traffic in the Suez Canal, and there's a simple reason for that, says Jacob Guldager, Branch Manager at Leth Agencies, to ShippingWatch.
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