The Delivery of Aid After the Earthquake in Panama Is Speeded up with Road Recovery
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As inspections are carried out, the number of affected structures has increased, already exceeding 1,400 throughout the country.
The president toured the hospital Cecilio Castillero in Chitré during the day of this Sunday October 11 to oversee the care of the affected and coordinate the aid in the province of Herrera.
Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino visited the affected areas to deliver aid and called for urgent repair of roads and bridges to facilitate relief efforts
Housing, schools and roads are among the concerns of Panama, while the Government allocates resources to deal with the emergency and distribute food
Chitré – After the severe earthquake in Panama, the clean-up work began in the particularly affected regions in the south-west of the country. While the authorities were still investigating the extent of the damage in remote areas, President José Raúl Mulino visited affected regions. During the earthquake of 7.7...
Panama has recorded more than 200 after the 7.7 magnitude earthquake on Friday, which damaged hundreds of homes and infrastructure in the country's central provinces, which led the government to declare a state of national emergency during the weekend.
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