The Ever Given container ship that caused a logjam for global shipping after becoming wedged askew across the Suez Canal, berths Monday in Qingdao, East China's Shandong province. Photo: VCG

Workers inspect the damage sustained by the Ever Given at a dock in Qingdao on Monday. Photo: VCG

The ship berths while workers talk on the dock. Photo: VCG

An officer from the China Maritime Safety Administration keeps an eye on the Ever Given to ensure it berths safely. Photo: VCG

Containers are unloaded by crane at the Port of Felixstowe in the U.K. on Aug. 3, on the ship’s first visit since disrupting global shipping. Photo: VCG

The ship berths at the ECT (Europe Container Terminals) Delta terminal in the Port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, on July 29. Photo: VCG

The ship leaves the Suez Canal for the Mediterranean after signing a settlement contract on July 7 in Ismailia, Egypt. Photo: VCG

Tug boats and diggers work to free the Ever Given in the Suez Canal on March 28 after it ran aground five days earlier. Photo: VCG

A satellite image that shows the Ever Given wedged across the Suez Canal on March 28. The ship is one of the largest container ships in operation globally, measuring about 400 meters long and 59 meters wide. Photo: VCG