Today, 33 years ago (October 28, 1992) (October 3, 1992) the port of Siddhartha in Egypt entered a state of emergency due to a tanker crash. On October 28, 1992, the Suez Canal Administration announced today that the port of Siddhartha had entered a state of emergency due to oil leakage caused by a Norwegian cargo ship crashing with an Egyptian tanker. According to the Egyptian Middle East News Agency, after a Norwegian cargo ship crashed with an Egyptian tanker on the northern export of the canal on October 27, 350 tons of crude oil were leaked to waters near the port of Siddhartha.