Major 7.7-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Panama; Airport Temporarily Closed
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Tocumen International Airport in Panama resumed operations after the 7.7 magnitude earthquake on Friday, October 9. Authorities inspected the facilities.
Copa Airlines Resumes Its Flights After the Earthquake of 7.7 in Panama and the Reopening of Tocumen
Priority is given to the return of diverted flights and offering exemption from dates change charges for affected passengers
The country's main air terminal restored its flights, while the Panama Canal maintains the transit of ships normally.
Tocumen International Airport in Panama resumed its air operations after temporarily suspending the activities and pre-emptively evacuating its facilities due to the earthquake that shook the country on Friday, October 9. By means of an official notice, the terminal reported that, before authorizing the return of the operations, the runways, filming streets, airport facilities and the control tower were inspected. According to the report, no eff…
The Institute of Geosciences (IGC) of Panama reported that more than 100 replicas have followed the earthquake of magnitude between 7.5 and 7.7 that shook the southeastern part of the country this Friday, while sources of civil protection report at least two wounded and one person trapped in the rubble of a church.Nestor Luque, director of the IGC, told TVN that all the replicas of the main event so far total some 107 that have felt throughout t…
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