Egypt's President: Traffic in Suez Canal back to normal

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After a days-long stuck ship crisis, traffic in the Suez Canal has gone back to normal, Egyptian President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi said on Tuesday, Report informs, citing TASS.

"Navigation in the Suez Canal has returned to its normal mode," the Egyptian head of state said, quoted by the Al Arabiya TV channel.

Al-Sisi added that "all issues related to the accident will be the subject of a thorough investigation by technical specialists." The Egyptian president promised "not to personally interfere in this matter."

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