Magnitude 6 Earthquake Strikes Panama, EMSC Says
An earthquake of magnitude 6 struck Panama on Monday.
A magnitude 6 earthquake struck Panama on Monday at a depth of 35 kilometers. This follows a magnitude 7.7 earthquake on Friday that damaged hundreds of homes and infrastructure, leading to a national state of emergency. Although no deaths were reported from the earlier quake, 27 people were injured and nearly 900 homes were damaged, with authorities warning the toll could increase.
- Magnitude 6 earthquake occurred in Panama on Monday.
- The quake’s depth was 35 kilometers.
- This follows a magnitude 7.7 earthquake on Friday.
- The Friday earthquake damaged hundreds of homes and infrastructure.
- A national state of emergency was declared over the weekend.
- 27 people were injured and nearly 900 homes were damaged by the Friday quake.
- The most affected provinces include Los Santos, Cocle, Veraguas, and Herrera.
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