7.7 Magnitude Earthquake in Panama Leaves Hundreds of Evacuees and Material Damage
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Process THE VILLA DE LOS SANTOS, Panamá (AP).— The two powerful earthquakes that receded Panama
Learn the details of the telluric movement, damage to infrastructure and the official report of the authorities after the tremors
Two powerful earthquakes measuring 7.7 and 6.6 on the Richter scale struck southern Panama, causing damage and collapse of buildings and cracking of roads. According to the latest reports, there were no fatalities and only 13 people suffered minor injuries. Damage assessments and assessment of the situation by rescue teams are underway. Here are three videos of the powerful earthquake.
A powerful earthquake of magnitude 7.7 shook Panama today October 10th, generating moments of panic among the inhabitants and material damage in different areas of the country. Hundreds of people had to be evacuated from emergency homes, commercial premises and offices after the strong telluric movement.
The strong earthquake in Panama left behind a picture of structural devastation in many regions of the Central American country.
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