Panama declares state of emergency in the face of damage to the 7.7 magnitude earthquake
The Government of Panama declared a state of national emergency and announced that it will allocate up to $100 million to address the damage caused by the earthquake, which left at least 27 injured and affected hundreds of homes and educational centres. Over a hundred replicas forced part of the population to spend the night in parks and streets.
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The Government of Panama declared a state of national emergency and announced that it will allocate up to $100 million to address the damage caused by the earthquake, which left at least 27 injured and affected hundreds of homes and educational centres. Over a hundred replicas forced part of the population to spend the night in parks and streets.