Panama Activates Recovery Plan After Earthquake that Left More than 2,000 Affected
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Panama City, Oct 11 (Latin Press) The president of Panama, José Raúl Mulino, today announced a plan to rebuild homes and infrastructure damaged by the earthquake last Friday. The post Announces plan to rebuild homes damaged by earthquake in Panama first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
Residents wait for help after severe tremor that left about 30 injured and caused damage to the infrastructure
The country will be funded by the IDB and CAF, in addition to assistance from the United States, to care for families affected and repair infrastructure
The earthquake left about thirty injured and damaged 900 homes and 400 schools; the government mobilizes emergency resources while remaining difficult to reach isolated communities
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