Two powerful earthquakes and multiple aftershocks shook Panama, with the strongest measuring magnitude 7.7 near Pitaloza Arriba on the Azuero Peninsula. The shallow quake prompted strong shaking across the region, and the U.S. Geological Survey warned that further aftershocks, potentially including strong ones, could follow. Its preliminary assessment indicated widespread damage was possible, though casualty estimates remained uncertain. Residents were urged to stay clear of damaged buildings and follow local emergency guidance. Authorities continued assessing impacts and monitoring the seismic sequence
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