The Earthquake in Panama Affected More than 6,000 People but Caused No Fatalities, President Jose Raul Mulino Said in an Address to the Nation
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The earthquake in Panama affected more than 6,000 people, but saved lives, said President José Raúl Mulino. "To date, 1,744 houses have been surveyed, 6,174 people have been injured, this figure will be updated as soon as it is verified," said the Head of State, transferred TASS. Mulino noted the considerable destructive force of the underground shocks. Experts continue to assess the damage, while the Government has arranged for the delivery of …
The earthquake in Panama affected more than 6,000 people but caused no fatalities, President Jose Raul Mulino said in an address to the nation
“So far, 1,744 homes have been inspected, and 6,174 people have been affected. This figure will be updated as inspections continue,” he said.Mulino stressed that the quake’s destructive force was considerable and that specialists are still...
"To date, 1,744 houses have been surveyed, 6,174 people have been injured," quoted the Head of State, and experts continue to assess the extent of the damage.
Peace: More than 6,000 people were affected by the earthquake in Panama on 9 October, and President José Raúl Mulino reported to the nation that the loss of human life had been avoided.
The authorities evaluated 1,744 homes in the worst hit provinces and maintained assistance, road repair and recovery of services. The entry Sismo in Panama leaves more than 6,000 affected and mobilizes thousands of lifeguards was first published in La Noticia SV.
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