Panama Declares State of Emergency After Magnitude 7.5 Earthquake
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The Minister of the Presidency of the country, says that among the damaged infrastructures are housing, schools, health units, roads and hotels. Also, the UGT congress ends this Sunday.
Panama has declared a state of emergency after two strong earthquakes and more than 100 aftershocks. There were no confirmed deaths or missing persons as of the latest official count, but 27 people were injured with minor to moderate injuries, the National Civil Protection System said. The first quake had a magnitude of 7.7, according to the US Geological Survey, while Panamanian authorities put it at 7.5. The epicenter was near the village of P…
Following a powerful 7.5-magnitude earthquake in Panama that caused widespread damage to infrastructure, homes, and medical facilities in various parts of the country, the government declared a state of emergency. Panamanian President José Raúl Molino announced the formation of a special commission to manage relief and rescue operations, and the mobilization of all government agencies to address the situation of the victims and collect public do…
The Panamanian government has declared a national state of emergency following a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in the south of the country. With over a hundred aftershocks, some residents spent the night in parks and on the streets.
A national state of emergency has been declared in Panama following a magnitude 7.7 earthquake. At least 27 people were injured, and 426 homes, 419 educational institutions, and numerous historic churches were damaged. With over 100 aftershocks, some residents spent the night in the streets, while the government announced it would allocate up to $100 million to cover the damages.
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