Jan 30, 2006; Ensenada, BC., Baja California, MEXICO; Diver/boat handler JUAN JIMENEZ took time between between his chores at the stranded container ship APL Panama to wipe the sand and salt of of his truck on the beach adjacent to the ship on Monday. Salvors are hopeful series of high tides over the next three days, along with more tugging power and a powerful water jet to blow sa

Jan 30, 2006; Ensenada, BC., Baja California, MEXICO; Diver/boat handler JUAN JIMENEZ took time between between his chores at the stranded container ship APL Panama to wipe the sand and salt of of his truck on the beach adjacent to the ship on Monday. Salvors are hopeful series of high tides over the next three days, along with more tugging power and a powerful water jet to blow sa Stock Photo

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