A boat in the Suez canal narrowly avoided becoming the meme story of the day after getting stuck, but unlike the Ever Given, was refloated in a timely manner.

🌇 #مشاريع_مصر🇪🇬|
The Suez Canal naval fleet succeeded Today, in floating the Coral Crystal ship, at navigation number 54 of the canal.
The ship, with the Panamanian flag, bound for Port Sudan, is 225 m long and 32 m wide, and caused 4 ships to be disabled Temporarily.
1/2 pic.twitter.com/1WkEGWJfCG

— مشاريع مصر Egypt (@EgyProjects) September 9, 2021

The 738 feet long and 104 feet wide Coral Crystal was lodged 54 km into the canal, suspending traffic in its lane and caused four boats to be diverted. It was almost a repeat of the infamous Suez Canal Jam from earlier this year, which suspended Suez Canal traffic for a week, costing companies billions of dollars.

What was surely a relief for the ship's crew and canal officials was a disappointment for memers across social media, who were ready to fire away Canal Blockage 2.0 memes before the jam was successfully and uneventfully resolved.

Me, racing you, to find all previous Suez Canal memes. pic.twitter.com/IMTGbcvfTn

— Dubzky (@dubzkis) September 9, 2021

the suez canal is an affront to god. he has spoken. https://t.co/ReINuKL0wo

— Edward Ongweso Jr (@bigblackjacobin) September 9, 2021

Round 2😂 #SUEZ pic.twitter.com/BKviMri5dB

— Rok Grilec (@rgrilec) September 9, 2021

Everyone on twitter seeing that the Suez Canal is blocked again pic.twitter.com/lypGswyPZO

— Gwdihŵ🦉 (@youwouldknow) September 9, 2021

The canal authority is reportedly working on a multi-million dollar project to improve the canal so that blockages like this and the Ever Given jam don't happen in the future.