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A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck central Panama on October 9, 2026, damaging buildings, cracking highways and triggering tsunami warnings across the Pacific coast. The shaking lasted around 40 seconds in Panama City, followed by a magnitude 6.6 earthquake and more than 80 aftershocks by late Friday. The hardest-hit areas included Penonomé, Herrera, Los Santos and Veraguas. A cathedral bell tower collapsed, a historic church was destroyed, and damaged roads left the town of Tonosí cut off from land access. Tsunami alerts were later lifted, although seawater had reached homes on Isla Cañas. Authorities reported injuries but no documented deaths as of Friday evening. In this video... we examine the earthquake's damage, the communities isolated by collapsed roads, the potential economic cost, and the fault system scientists identified beneath southern Panama. Panama City avoided major reported structural damage, and the Panama Canal continued operating normally while technical teams inspected facilities. However, power outages affected six provinces, schools closed nationwide, and officials faced the challenge of reaching remote communities while aftershocks continued. The earthquake has raised questions about Panama's preparedness for a major seismic event. International partners offered assistance, while President José Raúl Mulino called for a full damage assessment. As of Saturday, October 10, Tonosí remained cut off by land and the country was still dealing with the aftermath. Global Weather covers natural disasters and extreme weather events as they develop, using sourced reporting and avoiding unsupported speculation. CHAPTERS 00:20 — Magnitude 7.7 Earthquake Shakes Panama 02:22 — Aftershocks and Pacific Tsunami Warnings 04:22 — Penonomé Suffers Major Building Damage 05:23 — Authorities Assess Injuries and Damage 06:23 — Why the Impact May Have Been Limited 08:24 — Airport Disruptions and Power Outages 10:23 — Collapsed Roads Cut Off Rural Communities 11:21 — Tonosí Becomes Inaccessible by Land 13:23 — Historic Church Collapses in Los Santos 14:21 — Panama Canal Continues Operating 15:22 — Economic Losses Could Be Significant 16:24 — The Fault System Beneath Southern Panama 18:26 — International Assistance Offered to Panama SOURCES Associated Press Reuters Agence France-Presse ABS-CBN News GMA News #PanamaEarthquake #PanamaEarthquake2026 #Magnitude77 #EarthquakeDamage #PanamaAftershocks #TsunamiWarning #CentralPanama #Tonosí #Penonome #AzueroSonaFault #CentralAmericaEarthquake #GlobalWeather

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